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Spills, runoff, and water levels. A quick look at how the flood is impacting the lake thus far.

ST. ALBANS — The Lake Champlain Basin Program, in partnership with the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources and the Quebec Ministry of Environment, hosted environmental organizations, state agencies and those

Stakeholders from around the region will meet Tuesday to talk about the health of the Missisquoi Bay and efforts to improve water quality.

Have you heard about all the non-native invasive species in Lake Champlain? These include 50 species of plants, animals and pathogens that were introduced to the Lake Champlain Basin.

SARANAC LAKE — Melinda Fredenburg said farewell to some of her Bio 104 students at North Country Community College’s commencement ceremony this weekend. On Friday, she said farewell to a

SARANAC LAKE — Melinda Fredenburg will be saying farewell to some of her Bio 104 students at North Country Community College’s commencement ceremony tod

"We all need to do our part, whether you live on the lake shore or up higher in the headwaters of the Lake Champlain Basin."

Who should protect Mirror Lake, and who should pay for that protection? Those are the main questions we’re asking this week. The short answer is everyon

An Adirondack musician who has traveled around the world turning scientific data into sound has a new challenge: working with apprentice composers to write choral and orchestral music based on water quality data collected in the Champlain Valley. ...

Join the Rich Earth Institute at Shelburne Farms to learn all about why and how to fertilize your garden with urine on Saturday, April 29, 1-2 p.m.