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Memphremagog TMDL Modeling Documentation 4-26-17
01 May 2017
A report that describes water quality monitoring and modeling done to support the Lake Memphremagog phosphorus TMDL.
Phosphorus Levels in Six Tributaries of Missisquoi Bay
31 October 2015
Phosphorus Levels in Six Tributaries of Missisquoi Bay
Lake Carmi Watershed Assessment (2009)
31 August 2009
Lake Carmi Watershed Assessment (2009)
Water Quality Monitoring Program Strategy 2011-2020
16 May 2015
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation's Water Quality Monitoring Program Strategy: 2011 - 2020 (Updated May 2015). The Vermont Water Quality Monitoring Strategy (WQMS) has two primary purposes: (1) to describe the who, what, where, when and why of monitoring Vermont’s waters and (2) to work with our monitoring partners to provide additional information and communicate these results.
LaRosa Volunteer Monitoring
The LaRosa Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Analytical
Services Partnership (LaRosa Partnership Program)
Since 2003 this partnership has helped watershed associations and monitoring groups across the state of Vermont implement new and/or ongoing surface water monitoring projects for waters in need of water quality assessment by helping to alleviate the financial burden of laboratory analysis costs.
Acid Rain
Vermont Long-Term Monitoring (VLTM) of Acid Sensitive Lakes
Monitoring
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation's Watershed Management Division monitors the water quality of lakes, ponds, rivers, streams and wetlands across Vermont.
Zebra Mussel Monitoring Program
Lake Champlain Zebra Mussel Monitoring Program
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (VTDEC), in cooperation with the Lake Champlain Basin Program, initiated the Lake Champlain Zebra Mussel Monitoring Program in 1994 to track the zebra mussel's distribution through the lake. Reports are provided annually.
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