Report on Lake Champlain conditions by becoming a cyanobacteria monitor!
Monitoring requirements for the 2022 season are listed below followed by a sign-up form. They currently include COVID-19 safety protocols, as they may still be required at some sites. To participate as a cyanobacteria volunteer monitor, individuals must:
Have weekly access to a public or private lakeshore location. (LCC's top priority is to have public access sites monitored.)
Click here for the current public site needs for the 2022 season.
Additional monitoring sites may be added during the season.
Sites not listed either already have monitors or are new sites that have never been monitored.
If you’d like to monitor a new site not listed, please provide the site details in the form below. LCC can only add a few new sites each year and priority will be given to public sites.
Attend an online training session (approximately two hours for returning monitors, three hours for new monitors).
Agree to the protocols in the form below.
The 2022 reporting season runs from the week of June 19 through mid-November. LCC is also happy to train people who aren't able to provide weekly reports but are interested in learning how to recognize cyanobacteria.