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Vermont Invasive Patrollers for Animals

Join DEC's New Community Science Project - Become a Vermont Invasive Patroller for Animals!

Take part in the Vermont Invasive Patrollers for Animals (VIPA) nine images of invasive species
program! Whether you're a previous Vermont Invasive Patroller (VIP) looking to further engage in protecting your local waterbody, or a new volunteer interested in becoming involved in Vermont's surveying efforts, we need your help!

Aquatic Nuisance Species Grant-in-aid program accepting applications for 2017

News

Wed, 11/16/2016 - 12:00

The Vermont Aquatic Nuisance Control Grant-in-aid grants program is now accepting applications for project year 2017 projects addressing aquatic invasive and nuisance species

The Effects of a Lampricide Treatment of TFM on Non-target Fish and Macroinvertebrates In Trout Brook, Milton, Vermont - September, 1995

Lampricide treatments/TFM

June 1, 1996

Observations of several mussel species made during the 3-Trifluoromethyl-4-Nitrolphenol (TFM) treatment of Lewis Creek, Vermont, October 22, 2002

Lampricide treatments/TFM

June 25, 2003

A Longterm Evaluation of the Effects of TFM on Non-target Fish and Macroinvertebrates In Lewis Creek, Vermont

Lampricide treatments/TFM

December 31, 1994

The effect of the 2002 Lewis Creek 3-Trifluoromethyl-4-Nitrolphenol (TFM) treatment on two insect larvae Hexagenia limbata, and Phylocentropus sp in Lower Lewis Creek, Ferrisburg, VT.

Lampricide treatments/TFM

July 2, 2003

2014 Priority Waters List Part E

Priority Waters Lists

September 30, 2014

2014 Priority Waters List Part E, Waters altered by aquatic invasive species

Vermont Invasive Patrollers

2023 VIP Workshop Schedule

See the schedule of workshops, both online trainings and in-person paddles here.

Vermont Public Access Greeter Program

THE 2023 GREETER PROGRAM TRAININGS HAVE BEEN POSTED! ALL Greeters and Coordinators are REQUIRED to receive training prior to working and to follow the Guidelines as explained below. If the Greeter Program is stationed at a VT Fishing Access Area, they are required to follow the conditions in the Special Use Permit.

Aquatic Invasive Species Laws and Regulations

Summary of Aquatic Invasive Species Spread Prevention Regulations

The Watershed Management Division manages aquatic invasives species threats and spread prevention efforts through the Vermont Aquatic Nuisance Control Program. The goal of the Vermont Aquatic Nuisance Control Program (10 V.S.A. § 1453) is as follows:

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