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Buried black pipe draining water and burying a black pipe in farm field

Climate Change Can Increase Phosphorus Loss From Tile-Drains in Farm Fields

By Shari Halik, Communications

September 21, 2022

Stephanie Tyski

Science Fellow Joins Adirondack Watershed Institute and Lake Champlain Sea Grant

By Shari Halik, Communications Professional

September 12, 2022

Fall 2022 Research Webinar Series

By Anna Marchessault

September 05, 2022

A Willow Flycatcher in a native willow shrub

Wetland Forest Buffers for Birds

By Cassie Wolfanger, Conservation Research Fellow

September 04, 2022

People canoeing on Lower Saint Regis Lake

Journey to a Lake’s Past: Environmental History Tour of Lower Saint Regis Lake

By Carolyn Koestner, GIS and Science Communications Fellow with Ausable River Association

September 03, 2022

Spiny Softshell Turtle in hand

Habitat Restoration for Spiny Softshell Turtles on Lake Champlain Shores

By Anna Marchessault, Program Assistant

September 02, 2022

Jeff Schloss

Jeff Schloss to Fill in as Acting Extension Program Leader for Lake Champlain Sea Grant

By Shari Halik

September 01, 2022

Photo of people standing at the Hubbardton River Clayplain Forest

One Year Later: Restoration Roundup Podcast Reaches 1200 Listens

By Anna Marchessault, Program Assistant

August 31, 2022

Sewage pumpout station at marina on Lake Champlain

Free App Helps Boaters Dump at the Pump

By Kris Stepenuck, Extension Leader

July 30, 2022

Subsurface gravel wetland ponds and landscaping with three students standing in middle of new plant growth

New Recommendation for Stormwater Management Through Subsurface Gravel Wetlands

By Anna Marchessault, Program Assistant

July 29, 2022

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