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The outgoing Commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation was at a park on the shore of Lake Champlain Monday to discuss the release of a final watershed plan and to announce investments that will help improve the water quality of the lake.
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The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department has issued an advisory for people to stay off Lake Champlain ice and to be extremely cautious on all other bodies of water.
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Lake Champlain Basin Program Director Eric Howe says they and other groups are closely monitoring the location and migration of the Round Goby as it enters the canal system leading into the southern end of Lake Champlain.
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Visitors to Fort Ticonderoga overlooking Lake Champlain can expand their historical experience by cruising the waters between New York and Vermont.
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The Lake Champlain Basin Program has released its latest five-year plan.
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Lake Champlain faces the possible incursion of another invasive aquatic species. The Round Goby, native to Eurasia, has been tracked spreading east through the Erie Canal system.
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The Lake Champlain Basin Program’s Vermont Citizens Advisory Committee on Lake Champlain’s Future met this week to receive updates on several efforts. The key item discussed is the potential incursion of an invasive fish into the lake through the Champlain Canal.
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A U.S.-Canada study group charged with studying and making recommendations to mitigate flooding in the northern Lake Champlain basin and the river that it flows into has held a series of virtual meetings recently.
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The company that operates ferries crossing Lake Champlain is changing operating schedules.
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