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Check out this new inter-active page under the RESOURCES Tab on the MWA website.
Place a drop of water anywhere in the United States and see where it goes using River Runner.
Or switch to the Global Version and watch a drop of water as it travels any where on the earth.
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) – Casella is unveiling a pilot program aimed at getting customers to recycle more. “We have seen Vermonters do an excellent job of doing what’s right with their waste stream. This is an opportunity to really sort of take it to the next step, looking at things like multi-layered packaging,” said Jeff…
The Memphremagog Watershed Association recently completed a stormwater improvement project on Farrant and Lake Streets in Newport City. The improvements now collect and treat stormwater runoff from nearly 125 acres uphill of Prouty Bay and the Newport Marina. The project will prevent 1,000 pounds of sediment and 19.8 pounds of phosphorus from entering Lake Memphremagog…
The Memphremagog Watershed Association is pleased to announce the upcoming ground breaking of the Glover Town Office Rain Garden project. This project aims to treat stormwater runoff by installing multiple best management practices throughout the property. The suite of improvements will include rain gardens, infiltration steps, grassed swales, stone lined ditches, drainage culverts, and native riparian buffer plantings.
Since 2012, the Memphremagog Watershed Association has been awarding
scholarships to graduating secondary school students from schools within the
watershed: North Country High, Lake Region High, Craftsbury Academy, and United
Christian Academy.
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…
Submitted by katie on Thu, 09/26/2024 – 08:00 VermontBiz Vermont State University (VTSU) is proud to announce that it was recently awarded a $1.8 million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, along with researchers from the University of Maine, to conduct groundbreaking research on ticks and invasive plant species. VTSU faculty members Drs. Kristen Ross and William…
