Spatial Analysis Lab News Today

The recent violent attacks on Metro buses and trains have shaken even the most steadfast transit backers, including Times letter writers who shared their critiques.

Unlike in many big cities, Los Angeles' cultural neighborhoods are not exclusive enclaves. They share space with one another and communicate through signage.

The total area in Woodstock covered by tree canopy rose by 5 percent from 2011 to 2022, according to an assessment by University of Vermont researchers.

A study of Charlotte’s canopy found that the city’s goal of reaching 50% canopy coverage by 2050 is still possible.

Vermont Emergency Management releases early flood infrastructure damage estimate exceeding $130 million.

Vermont Emergency Management releases early flood infrastructure damage estimate exceeding $130 million.

Stephanie Willett, this years Community Partner-in-Residence, focuses on African-American history and engagement in Cumberland County.

Colleagues and collaborators remember John V. Moeser.

With leaf peeping season here, University of Vermont forest scientist William Keeton explains the science behind why trees explode into colors each fall, and where in North America to find the most vibrant colors.

The University of Vermont and its partners are using a federal grant to help develop educational programs that’ll be deployed nationwide, aiming to break down...