Vermont Clean Water Network

Vermont Clean Water Network A group of non-profit organizations, government agencies, businesses and individuals working together Who needs to act and what should they do?

How can we ensure our water is fishable, swimmable and drinkable for years to come? Vermont Clean Water Network participants are collaborating to answer these critical questions and take action. In 2015, Voices for the Lake, a partnership of ECHO, Leahy Center for Lake Champlain and All Souls Interfaith Gathering, led a process to create an all encompassing understanding of Vermont’s water quality

issues. Through this process, more than 100 representatives from diverse organizations and agencies around Vermont created a system map that identifies key “levers” essential to fostering a culture of clean water. The Vermont Clean Water Network is comprised of five action teams guided by a Common Circle of representatives from each team. The Common Circle ensures teams are aligned and plans strategic opportunities for the network. Each team is engaged in 90-day project cycles to implement their action plan. The entire network meets at the end of each cycle to report on progress, set new plans and to allow individual groups align actions with other groups - Align, Act and Adjust.

01/20/2022

Join Helen Carr of the DEC Clean Water Initiative Program on Thurs., Jan. 27th, 12-12:45 pm to hear her talk "Investments in Clean Water are Paying Off for Vermont."

01/20/2022

Dennis and Vicki Hopper spend Vermont's more temperate months at their lakefront home in Panton, which they purchased for $3.2 million in 2014. Their primary...

01/14/2022

Keeping phosphorus out of Vermont’s waterways has been a big part of clean initiatives. Now, farmers can get money for successfully managing their land.

01/13/2022

Tue, 01/11/2022 - 10:50am -- tim Related Company: University of VermontHomeowners and low-income households to be disproportionately impacted by increased flooding, UVM researchers say. UVM photos. UVM Gund Institute for Environment Property damages from flooding in Vermont are calculated to exceed...

01/12/2022

The court will decide whether the farmers should be held responsible for water running through neighbors’ fields and make changes to prevent it.

01/07/2022

In the beginning, there was no phosphorus. The young universe was quiet and dark, awash in nothing but gigantic clouds of gas. Only after gravity had crushed together clumps of this hydrogen and helium, 100 million years after the Big Bang, did the first stars ignite. Burning through the...

12/20/2021

Last week, a pair of Panton landowners sought to prove in a closely-watched civil trial in Addison County Superior Court that Vorsteveld Farm, a large...

Great opportunities!
12/18/2021

Great opportunities!

CRC is hiring! We're looking for a full-time Communications Director and an Aquatic Invasive Species Marketing intern in Connecticut. And we're already working on plans for our 2022 field work and events season. More positions will be posted in the coming months!

Interested in joining a team that is passionate about protecting the environment and fighting for clean water? Explore the positions: https://bit.ly/2P9wB9K

12/18/2021

We'll be expecting the final report around May 2023.

12/13/2021

Leaders of several environmental groups want more regulation designed to protect local waters from farm pollution, but farmers say they’re already maxed out with clean water regulations.

12/06/2021

Vermont will receive $63 million for water infrastructure in fiscal year 2022 from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the federal Environmental Protection Agency announced on Thursday.

12/03/2021

Help shape the 2022 Clean Water Lecture Series by completing this brief online questionnaire by Friday, December 3rd, 2021.

Address

ECHO Lake Aquarium And Science Center At The Leahy Center For Lake Champlain, One College Street
Burlington, VT
05401

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