lakes
Next Generation Lake Assessment Reports
Next Generation Lake Assessment
Vermont Use of Public Waters Rules
Vermont’s public waters are held in public trust for the benefit of all Vermonters and visitors, and public recreational uses are protected. Public waters can be used for a variety of recreational activities, including access to wilderness and solitude, wildlife watching, winter recreation, fishing, non-motorized boating, motorized boating (high speed and low speed), water skiing, personal watercraft operation, and even seaplane use.
Lake Land Cover Maps
Land use within our watershed directly impacts the water quality of our lakes and ponds.
The Vermont Bioengineering Manual
April 6, 2022
To print this Manual, under the printer headings, select “flip on short side,” so it will print landscape, back to back and open properly.
Glacial Lakes, Central Vermont
Text and images amended from G. Springston, S. Wright, and C. Dowey.
Evaluation of In-Lake Management Options for Lake Carmi - Franklin - Vermont
October 22, 2018
Posted to web February 6, 2018. Updated October 22, 2018.
Model Simulations of Mixing Technologies to Reduce Cyanobacteria in Lake Carmi - Phase 2 Report
August 24, 2018
Posted to web August 24, 2018. Updated October 22,2018.