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Mercury’s Journey to Lake Champlain’s Fish - February 2026 Lake Look

Posted 2/6/26

If you’ve ever eaten or thought about eating fish, from Lake Champlain or otherwise, you have likely been warned of mercury. But how does mercury get into fish in the first place, and what does that mean for public and environmental health in the…

School Stormwater with Georgia Elementary & Middle School (GEMS)

Posted 1/30/26

LCC is partnering with GEMS through a Lake Champlain Basin Program grant to learn about stormwater runoff, green infrastructure and gravel wetlands at their school, and create a landscaping design with students to plant for water quality.

What We're Watching in Montpelier: Key Bills, Rules, and Reports

Posted 1/30/26

As the legislative session begins in Montpelier, LCC is tracking several bills and monitoring agencies’ implementation of laws passed in recent years with important implications for Lake Champlain. Here is a summary of what we’re watching, with links…