Lake Champlain Maritime Museum Publishes Pictoral History of Lake Champlain
Those who love Lake Champlain and history buffs will enjoy the new book from the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum (LCMM). 'Lake Champlain' is a pictorial history including early photographs of Lake Champlain, and … Continue reading →
Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Issues Decision on Mandatory BMPs in Missisquoi Bay Basin
Vermont's Secretary of Agriculture Chuck Ross issued a decision last week that denied a petition from the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) to impose mandatory best management practices on farms in the … Continue reading →
Vermont Nesting Loon Population Increases in 2014
Vermont's nesting loon population in 2014 was a record for success. There were 65 fledglings or chicks that survived to leave the nest on Vermont lakes and ponds.
In the 20th century, primarily because of shoreline development and human … Continue reading →
John Guilmette Fishing Access Area Closed for Improvements
The Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is making improvements to the John Guilmette Fishing Access area on Lake Champlain in South Hero and will close the area for at least two months while the planned improvements are being … Continue reading →