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2023 Scholarships Awarded
Memphremagog Watershed Association’s Scholarship Program proudly announces three area high school students have been awarded $500 scholarships.
We congratulate the recipients: Abbie Snedeker and Destiny-joi Glover from Lake Region Union High School, and Cooper Brueck from North Country Union High School. Scholarships are awarded to students pursuing further education in the sciences, particularly but not limited to environmental science.
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Scott’s Cove Temporarily Closed
Scott’s Cove channel temporarily closed DEC Advisory: Temporary closure of Scott’s Cove. The Vermont Lakes & Ponds Program plans to once again implement a temporary closure of Scott’s Cove. The closure will begin May 26, 2017 and continue for 90 days. Starry stonewort, an invasive species, was discovered in the Cove during summer 2015. The…
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USDA Regional Conservation Partnership Program
USDA Regional Conservation Partnership Program in Vermont Memphremagog Long-Term Water Quality Partnership. As a partner MWA will assist in outreach with a focus on general public interest.
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Why Vermont streams have become more powerful — and how that fuels devastating flooding
Our rivers weren’t always this fast, deep or powerful — we made them this way.
Brave Little State is Vermont Public’s listener-driven journalism show. In each episode, we answer a question about Vermont that’s been asked — and voted on — by you, our audience.
For months, Lexi Krupp has been reporting a story to answer this question from Gus Goodwin of East Montpelier:
“What does an old stream look like? Does Vermont have any? And can we manage for them?”
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Memphremagog Watershed Association Annual Meeting 2016
Take the “P” out of our Watershed! Memphremagog Watershed Association (MWA) will be holding its Annual Meeting on June 22 at 7:00 PM in Room 250 of the Hebard Building, Main Street Newport. MWA’s 2016 theme is ‘Take the “P” out of our watershed’ or the reducing the phosphorous (P) being introduced into the Memphremagog…
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MWA hired a Watershed Project Coordinator!
Gabryel Gianoni has recently joined the MWA team as the new Watershed Project Coordinator. Over the past 7 years she has worked with several nonprofits and conservancies contributing to habitat restoration and conservation monitoring projects in Nevada and Pennsylvania. She has a bachelor’s degree in Biology with a focus in environmental science, ecology, and conservation.