Cosmogenic nuclides have revolutionized the study of Earth giving us a way to to measure the age of landforms, estimate the rate at which Earth erodes, understand climate change, and trace sediment across Earth's surface. Since 1994, UVM has maintained a clean laboratory dedicated to the preparation of samples for 10-Be, 26-Al, and 36-Cl. From 2018-2023, the facility was supported by NSF Division of Earth Science Instrumentation and Facilities under EAR-1735676. Funding continues (2023-2029) under EAR-2300560.