Phragmites Pulling Party – Rescheduled for June 8th at 10 am
Sunday, June 8th at 10 am

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“Aquatic invasive species like zebra mussels pose a serious threat to our environment, economy, and health,” said DEC Commissioner Jason Batchelder. “Strong local partnerships and robust monitoring programs are critical to stopping the spread of zebra mussels and other aquatic invasive species.”
The polystyrene foam that keeps many of our docks afloat is a significant source of water pollution statewide. When dock foam blocks break down or the tiny loose beads spill out, it is nearly impossible to collect all the pieces, leaving us to deal with the risks it poses to our environment, wildlife, and human health for decades.
Sunday, February 26,2023 10:00 am The snow cooperated, and Memphremagog Trails had groomed the ski trails at the Bluffside Farm, now owned and managed by the Vermont Land Trust (VLT). The groomed ski trails meander through forest and agricultural lands along the shores of Lake Memphremagog at the Bluffside Farm. Twenty or more us enjoyed learning…
Grab your snowshoes or skis and join us out on the trails of Bluffside Farm!
We will explore together, discussing wildlife habitat, the fields and managed forests, invasive species control and a wetland restoration project on the property. The event is suitable for all ages and abilities, just dress for a winter day outdoors. If the snow is not cooperating, we’ll walk.
We will meet at 10 am for an hour and a half, moderately paced, beginner-level ski/snowshoe/walk and discussion. Afterwards, attendees are invited to socialize and share about Bluffside over hot drinks and sweets.
In October 2025, the Memphremagog Watershed Association (MWA) completed the Crawford Brook Restoration Project in Newport. This project takes on a holistic approach to addressing water quality and habitat degradation issues by not only tackling the symptoms but also the sources. Project goals aimed to stabilize two sediment sources, restore floodplain connection and stream habitat complexity, and improve floodwater storage capacity across Crawford Brook.