Information about protecting lakes, ponds, and watersheds.
LCNRCD seeks a Clean Water Grant Manager based in Lamoille County, VT who is self-motivated, organized, and excited to build community with local land stewards, conservation organizations and municipalities.
Facing the Floods: Deepening Our Understanding and Taking Action
The daily news grind is full of gloom and doom. Let's focus on the wonder around us and build hope for the future!
Spring means gardening for many of us. If you live on a lake, read this first to help keep your waters healthy!
Important discussions about water resources and Act 59 (VT 30 by 30) are happening next week! Read on to learn more.
Ever heard of a flying river? I hadn't either, but they are hugely important for water cycling around the world. Read all about them in this month's Wise About Water.
It's snowing! Go out and enjoy the winter weather, but don't forget that deicing salts are bad for our lakes and ponds. A new report from the NY DEC proposes better winter maintenance practices for the Adirondacks. But it's not just the Adirondacks that are harmed by salts. We can all do better when it comes to winter road maintenance and safe traveling.
The DEC invites you to attend an informational meeting about an important water resource protection initiative that would help advance our efforts to reclassify and protect our highest quality waters across Vermont.
I've been reporting daily precipitation totals to the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, & Snow Network (CoCoRahs) for more than 14 years! Their new Data Explorer is helping me understand precipitation trends and changes at my home.
Lake scientists are busy all the time! Here is a round-up of some interesting science that caught my eye this month.
