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The Lake Champlain Basin Program facilitated a recent meeting between Vermont and Quebec stakeholders to review efforts to improve the water quality of a bay shared by the state and province.
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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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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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The Lake Champlain Basin Program has released its tri-annual State of the Lake Report. The assessment that reviews the water quality of Lake Champlain…
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The Lake Champlain Basin Program recently released its latest State Of The Lake report on the health of Lake Champlain. While the report finds phosphorus…
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Officials from the U.S., Canada, New York, Vermont and Quebec were in Crown Point, New York this week to renew the Lake Champlain Basin Program’s…
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Every three years the Lake Champlain Basin Program releases a report assessing the quality of Lake Champlain’s waters. The latest report indicates that…
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Vermont, New York and the government of Quebec have renewed an agreement that continues a partnership designed to protect Lake Champlain.Vermont Governor…