Lake St. Catherine
The Federation of Vermont Lakes and Ponds (FOVLAP) is one of the oldest nonprofit stakeholders to promote Vermont water quality. From its inception in 1972 and evolution into a statewide organization in 2001, FOVLAP remains dedicated to fostering environmental quality standards and preserving Vermont lakes, ponds, watersheds, and aquatic ecosystems.
Invasive species are “non-native (or alien) to the ecosystem and are likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health.
We base our advocacy work upon the currently accepted science, expert consensus, and policies that support our mission. As a nonprofit 501(c)(3), FOVLAP does not engage in paid lobbying.
Maintaining healthy shorelands is one of the best ways to ensure a healthy lake. Using Best Management Practices (BMPs) around the lake can contribute to a healthier lake.
Latest News
FOVLAP Mini-Webinar: What It All Means – A Look into Vermont’s Public Access Greeter Program
The Federation of Vermont Lakes and Ponds is happy to announce a Mini-Webinar (via Zoom): What It All Means – A Look into Vermont’s Public Access Greeter Program which will take place on April 27th, 2023 from 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM.
February Board Meeting Summary Minutes Now Available.
The February 2023 Board meeting summary is now available on line. After reading about lake news, learn a little about snow fleas!
Your Voice is Being Heard On AIS Funding
Your voice is being heard on the meagerness of aquatic invasive species (AIS) funding and especially the reduction of funds for 2023.
Filamentous Algae Blooms In Clear Water Lakes
Filamentous algae blooms are increasing in clearwater lakes. A recent journal article helps us understand what might be causing this to occur.
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Lake St. Catherine Association
Lake St. Catherine is located on the western border of Vermont. The association is a volunteer organization of 15 Trustees who work year-round to fulfill their mission.