Publications

This brochure outlines some of the main ways Lake Champlain Sea Grant and the Lake Champlain Basin Program leverage their complementary goals and missions in their collaborative programs.

In the first research webinar of the spring 2025 series, Mark Malchoff from the Lake Champlain Sea Grant (retired) and Nicole Balk from the New York Department of Environmental Conservation discuss Lake Champlain winter angler demographics, preferences, and behaviors.

In this webinar, Dr. Anne Jefferson, Dr. Elizabeth Doran, and Dr. Lakelyn Taylor from the University of Vermont provide an overview of their NOAA-funded, Cooperative Institute for Research to Operations in Hydrology (CIROH) project analyzing flood communication in local communities.

This plant list was made to help residents choose the right plants for their property. All these plants can handle salty soils alongside roads, driveways, and in urban areas.

The DEC Clean Water Projects Operation and Maintenance (O&M) manual provides clear and consistent standards for regular inspection and maintenance of clean water projects in Vermont, including timelines and tasks by project type. This information can be used to inform O&M plans, scheduling, and budgeting.

This plant list was made to help residents choose the right plants for their property. All these plants like saturated, clay-based soils.

This fact sheet gives an overview of the research projects Lake Champlain Sea Grant funded in 2024.

This fact sheet gives an overview of Lake Champlain Sea Grant programs and outcomes as of 2024.

This webinar is part of the 2024 fall research webinar series. This recent work examines the potential and actual impact of warming winters on nutrient sources and export into surface waters in Vermont and beyond.