Report on Lake Champlain conditions by becoming a cyanobacteria monitor!

To participate as a cyanobacteria volunteer monitor, individuals must attend a training session (lasting about two hours), have weekly access to a public or private lakeshore location, and be able to file weekly reports via an online form. The reporting season runs from mid-June through the end of September. LCC is also happy to train people who aren't able to provide weekly reports but are interested in increasing their understanding of lake conditions.

Cyanobacteria Monitor Interest Form

Please Complete Form Below
What type of training are you interested in? (All monitors, returning and first-time, are required to participate in a 2017 training session)*
Please select a training session. (Pre-registration is encouraged to ensure enough materials)*
I'm also interested in daily monitoring. Please provide further information.
Yes, I'd like to help organize a training session for my neighborhood, town, or lake association! (State details below)
How did you learn about LCC's cyanobacteria monitoring program? Select all that apply