The Ecopixel Blog
Integrated website calendars keep constituents up to date
Posted 1/17/17
Ecopixel clients are enjoying the benefits of integrated calendars in their websites — that is, they manage the calendars right in the content management system that they use for editing their website…
Launched: A Responsive Web Design website for Adventure Spirit Guides
Posted 11/28/16
Ecopixel worked with Vermont-based Adventure Spirit Guides recently to redesign their website to be a Responsive Web Design site.
Conservation organizations use website tools to collect citizen science data
Posted 11/18/16
With online forms that are an integrated part of their content management system (CMS) websites, Ecopixel clients are collecting important data.
Visit land trust websites in Vermont for details on where to enjoy fall foliage
Posted 10/6/16
Fall is a wonderful time to explore land that's been conserved by hard-working, local Vermont land trusts!
Ecopixel helps cities and towns by developing and hosting municipal websites
Posted 8/17/16
Ecopixel's municipal clients update their own websites with upcoming municipal meetings, meeting minutes and other documents, news, videos, photos, and more.
New web writing client: Vermont Tech
Posted 6/14/16
Kris has been enjoying doing some writing for a new client this year: Vermont Technical College. It's been fun learning more about Vermont Tech's hands-on programs!
Great feedback on one of our web projects!
Posted 5/24/16
The online history exhibit called “Click! The Ongoing Feminist Revolution” has been getting terrific reviews!
Honoring our conservation organization clients on Earth Day
Posted 4/22/16
We truly enjoy supporting these conservation nonprofits as they work toward their important goals.
Paul Hansen's photography for the Green Mountain Club
Posted 3/10/16
For years, Paul Hansen of Ecopixel has been providing photography and an online calendar to the Green Mountain Club.
Stowe Land Trust launches a campaign to save a farm
Posted 3/3/16
The Stowe Land Trust has an important new project underway. They want to permanently protect one of the few working farms that remain in Stowe, Vermont!
Snowy shot of Vermont's highest peak, Mt. Mansfield
Posted 2/2/16
The snow-covered summit of Mount Mansfield framed by spruce trees in Stowe, Vermont. Photography © Paul Hansen. Free downloads of various sizes at http://www.greenmountainclub.org.
A wintry desktop calendar for the Green Mountain Club
Posted 1/8/16
Every month, Ecopixel provides the Green Mountain Club with a customized desktop calendar for its home page. Here is Paul Hansen's latest GMC desktop calendar: A wintry vista capped by Camel's Hump,…