Publications

We teamed up with Peregrine Productions to create this video about an aquaponics farm in Vermont. Finn and Roots is housed in a 6,000 square foot greenhouse which raises fish and grows vegetables year round.

We teamed up with Peregrine Productions to create this video about an aquaculture shrimp farm in Vermont. Sweet Sound is Vermont's first shrimp aquaculture farm. The fish are raised in recirculating seawater at the farm and are available for retail and wholesale purchase weekly.

This rack card produced by BLUE BTV illustrates best practices for lawn care, such as "Raise the Blade" and "Mow Where You Go" to grow healthier grass and reduce stormwater and pollutant runoff into waterways.

This one-page document lists the Green Stormwater Infrastructure Practices that are eligible for rebates through BLUE BTV in Burlington, Vermont.

This rack card produced by BLUE BTV explains how Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) in Vermont municipalities can cause pollution of waterways and how cities, like Burlington, Vermont, and individuals can take preventative and management action.

Learn about Vermont Fresh Network and the organization's work related to aquaculture producers and production in the Lake Champlain basin in this 4-part video of a conversation with Tara Periera, Executive Director, Vermont Fresh Network.

This rack card produced by BLUE BTV explains the connections between water quality the economy of the Lake Champlain basin, what Burlington, Vermont is doing to protect lake water quality, and what actions individuals can take to keep water clean.

This final report was created based on the findings of the Lake Champlain Sea Grant funded research project, Stormwater Subsurface Gravel Wetlands in Vermont

This peer-reviewed article summarizes the cutting edge research done in Bolton, NY as a result of LCSG research project: A Project to Evaluate the Efficacy of a Woodchip Bioreactor for Denitrification of Tertiary Effluent from the Bolton Wastewater Treatment Plant (Lake George, Warren Country, New York).

This 58-minute recorded webinar provides municipalities and communities with ways to avoid the increasing risks of flooding to vulnerable residents, to protect community services, and to maintain safe and prosperous communities. The speaker is Ned Swanberg, the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation Regional Floodplain Manager, and the intended audience is Municipal Officials.