Vermont officials are highlighting the importance of protecting state lakes amid climate change and flooding risks.

They may eventually move to the breeding lakes of New York, Vermont or Canada to challenge loons on existing territories. No nesting was documented on Lake Champlain. While applauding the successes of this grassroots effort, Hanson said that there are many threats that continue to persist.

There are plenty of beautiful lakes in Vermont, but it's a matter of debate which one is the prettiest. But, one long-running magazine is boldly asserting that they know which lake is the most beautiful. "Whether you prefer lakes known for their swimming ...

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Are you wondering how last year’s flooding affected Vermont’s lakes? Are you concerned about the effect of climate change on the state’s freshwater resources? Learn about what has been happening and how to better protect Vermont’s waters and make ...