Thank you for signing up to receive the Lake Champlain Committee (LCC) Cyanobacteria monitoring reports! In this email, you will find details of Week 2 monitoring results. Click on the links to familiarize yourself with the public cyanobacteria tracker map where you can view the latest reports, learn about cyanobacteria, celebrate three generations of monitors, meet monitors Laurie Sedlmayr and Alfred Cummings in our weekly Monitor Spotlight, and check out early activity at Sandbar Beach in Québec. Read...

Cyanobacteria are among the oldest forms of life on Earth. Their story begins not just before humans or mammals, but before our oxygen-rich atmosphere even existed. The blooms we see today are not due to completely new species but rather to shifting balances in the lake ecosystem. Read...