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Lake levels are forecasted to reach 99.2 feet in coming days, National Weather Service in Burlington says.

The NY Department of Environmental Conservation is enacting a plan to combat the presence of the round goby in the state's waterways.

Lake Champlain faces the possible incursion of another invasive aquatic species. The Round Goby, native to Eurasia, has been tracked spreading east through the Erie Canal system.

A new stormwater project in South Burlington will keep close to three gallons of phosphorous pollution out of Lake Champlain every year.

The Lake Champlain basin program recently awarded over $4.4 million in grants to communities and organizations in Vermont, New York and Québec to improve the future of the Lake Champlain

With the right equipment, Vermonters can save water and money in the long-term by collecting this seasons downpours.

The Lake Champlain Basin Program’s Vermont Citizens Advisory Committee on Lake Champlain’s Future met this week to receive updates on several efforts. The key item discussed is the potential incursion of an invasive fish into the lake through the Champlain Canal.

WASHINGTON — A massive bill to fund the federal government has passed through Congress, and it included a number of investments for the north country.

If you love nature, the water, and interacting with others, there's a seasonal full-time position on the New York/Vermont border that might be perfect for you!

If you love nature, the water, and interacting with others, there's a seasonal full-time position on the New York/Vermont border that might be perfect for you!