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Steven Libby, Executive DirectorArriving in Vermont in 1972 for college and deciding never to leave, Steve lives in Richmond. He teaches land conservation at UVM, works on historic barn restorations, and tries to find enough time to use the three canoes/kayaks hanging in his barn. Steve believes that rivers create a common landscape language for the people of Vermont and deserve our highest regard and protection. He served as the VRC Board chair from 1997 through 2002. |
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