Publications

This curriculum guide provides lesson plans for teaching grades 3-5 about watershed science and stewardship.

A public service announcement about keeping dogs safe from cyanobacteria blooms.

This poster illustrates the geologic timeline of the Lake Champlain basin from one billion years ago to formation of freshwater Lake Champlain about 9,000 years ago.

Briefing Book for the 2014-17 Site Review to be held March 19-21, 2019 in Burlington, VT

A public service announcement about how to keep lawns and soils healthy to protect the lake.

Mountain Lake PBS interviewed Mark Malchoff, Aquatic Resources Specialist with Lake Champlain Sea Grant, which has funded research by SUNY Plattsburgh researchers into the problem of microplastic pollution in Lake Champlain.

Working with chiefs and members of the Nulhegan, Missisquoi, and Elnu Bands of the Abenaki Nation, and Peregrine Productions, LLC, Lake Champlain Sea Grant and UVM Extension, are thrilled to share the short film, Nebi: Abenaki Ways of Knowing Water. This film was created in an effort to share cultural history and knowledge with public and school audiences who participate in our watershed programs. The film also provided an opportunity to the Abenaki people to preserve their creation stories for generations to come.

A public service announcement about road salt and how and why to minimize its use to protect our waterways.

This MS Excel spreadsheet is a starting budget template for a small-scale food scrap hauling business in response to Vermont's composting law.

This poster displays research by Danielle Garneau and her students at SUNY Plattsburgh determine whether microplastics move through the food chain from invertebrates to fish to Double-crested Cormorants) resident to Lake Champlain. This research was funded by Lake Champlain Sea Grant.