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The Wood Turtle
By Kiley Briggs, the Orianne Society Female Wood Turtle Photo Credit Orianne Society With a black head, bright orange legs, and a brown shell sometimes decorated with brilliant yellow markings, you’d think a Wood Turtle would be easy to spot. Found mostly in river valleys, Wood Turtles are rare in most areas, but even in…
Community Canopy Program
Free trees to Newport City and Newport Town residents! When you plant the right tree in the right place, it can help improve air and water quality, manage stormwater runoff, sequester carbon, help you save money on your utility bills, and make neighborhoods more enjoyable. It’s a win for you and your entire community. Reserve…
Vermont scientists have created an AI tool that could help predict water quality nationwide
By pairing artificial intelligence with an existing water flow forecasting model, scientists hope it can be used to help predict water quality measurements across the U.S.
Know what cyanobacteria blooms look like to keep your family and pets safe
Cyanobacteria are tiny microorganisms that are a natural part of freshwater ecosystems. Under certain conditions, cyanobacteria can multiply quickly, create blooms on the water’s surface and wash up along shorelines. They can produce toxins harmful to humans and animals.
Aquatic Invasive Species Control
By Tom Latta Aquatic Invasive Species are a critical threat to our lakes and communities. Not only do they degrade the quality and appeal of our lakes, the presence of AIS can reduce property values and even hurt our businesses and economy. If you love your lake and want to see it preserved for future…
