Cavendish Streetscapes
Kick the winter blues with art.
Decorate a fanciful bird house!
We had a stellar 2022 concert series without a single cancellation due to rain!
Thanks to all our local sponsors who helped make this possible.
CCCA, building community!
Cavendish Energy Committee
Cavendish Solar Array
Photo by Anne Comeau
2023 CALENDAR FOR SALE
only a few copies left
on sale at The Village Clipper, the Cavendish Fletcher Community Library and Singletons
Black Bear and Cub
by Tim O'Donoghue
2024 Cavendish Community Calendar Photo Entry is open!
we would love to see your photo!
2024 Theme - LANDSCAPES
MOUNTAINS , WOODLANDS, GARDENS
MEADOWS, LAKES AND RIVERS
All photos will be displayed in the Cavendish Fletcher Community Library and the public will be invited to vote on their favorites in June!
HOW TO ENTER
Photos should be landscape orientation
Photos sent digitally must have a minimum 300 dpi
Include your name, contact info, where the photo was taken and your preferred title.
The photos must be taken in Cavendish/Proctorsville
Submit Photos to
cavendishcommunityconservation@gmail.com
or drop off at the Cavendish Community Library.
Entries due by May 31st!
once a photo has been submitted the Calendar Committee reserves rights to reprint and use for the beneft of the Cavendish Community and Conservaton Association.
For more info contact Robin
cavendishcommunityconservation@gmail.com
Cavendish Association of Trails
C.A.T
More information soon!
PHOTOGRAPHING WILDLIFE
On February 10th Tim O'Donogue gave a wonderful presentation on photographing wildlife. The event was held at our Fletcher Community Library in Cavendish and Amy, the Librarian provided Tate's Cookies!
Tim is looking into offering another tour of the woodlands around a beaver pond where wildlife activity abounds. We will keep you posted.
E-mail Us!
Mission Statement
The Cavendish Community and Conservation Association is a Vermont non-profit corporation, dedicated to the conservation of land and natural resources and to the preservation of historic sites within the context of sustainable economic growth.
Its commitment is to promote understanding and learning that engages and benefits all members of the Cavendish/ Proctorsville community, now and in the future.
Coming this Year
Bears and the changing landscape
Our Annual Audubon Bird Walk
Foraging for Mushrooms!