Rethink Runoff has recently published the results of their recent survey about residents’ perceptions and habits regarding stormwater runoff.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 2023 Lake Seminar: Compliance and Enforcement of Lake Rules – “Who You Gonna Call? Lake Busters!”. A recording is now available.

March and April FOVLAP Board of Director meeting summaries are now available on the website.

It's not easy to share scientific data with non-scientists. Some researchers are translating their data into art - visual and musical - to get their messages out to the world. The Wool and Water Project at the Adirondack Institute uses fiber art to tell data stories from the Champlain Basin.

The Federation of Vermont Lakes and Ponds is happy to release our Spring 2023 newsletter, issue #33.

The 2023 FOVLAP Lake Seminar: Compliance and Enforcement of Lake Rules – “Who You Gonna Call? Lake Busters!” will be held on Friday, June 2nd, 2023.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Special Event: What It All Means – A Look into Vermont’s Public Access Greeter Program. A recording is now available.

There is SO MUCH going on this time of year! Everything is greening up, migration is in full swing, and garden preparation is underway. I couldn't wait until May to share these spring resources with you. They'll help you figure out what's croaking and chirping on the lakeshore, how to consider native bees and pollinators as you build your garden, and share opportunities to help scientists gather data.

Rotifers are common inhabitants of fresh water. They are microscopic, so most of us never see them. Despite their small size, they are important in the interconnected webs of life in the water. Let's meet another neighbor in the aquatic world - the rotifers.

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.