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Fort Ti Ferry operator settles with power line developers

By Zachary Matson

A transmission line developer agreed to pay more than $100,000 to the owner of the Fort Ticonderoga Ferry to cover business disruption.

Lake Champlain Valley

State unveils plan to clean up Lake Champlain

By Zachary Matson

Initiative targets key pollution sources in Lake Champlain Watershed, including agriculture and wastewater, to prevent harmful algal blooms

Destination: Valcour Island

By Mike Lynch

Explorer reporter Mike Lynch and intern Jak Krouse paddle to Valcour Island on Lake Champlain.

The Champlain Bridge provides a point of reference on the trip up Lake Champlain by kayak.

Snapshots of Champlain

By Adirondack Explorer

A kayak, a car and two weeks on the water

people on a dock with a sailboat in the background

Learning from the lake

By Zachary Matson

Students from New York and Vermont schools met at the Burlington waterfront to celebrate and protect Lake Champlain.

Lake trout and an Atlantic salmon swimming in a Vermont aquarium.

Responding to signs of success, fishery managers halve Lake Champlain trout stocking

By Zachary Matson

In response to growing signs of a sustainable wild population, Lake Champlain fisheries managers continue to cut trout stocking.

Southerly view of Lake Champlain and, in the distance, Willsboro Point.

NY still falls short on Lake Champlain phosphorus targets

By Zachary Matson

A new plan outlines New York's strategy to limit phosphorus pollution in Lake Champlain, a nutrient New York and Vermont struggle to control.

Southerly view of Lake Champlain and, in the distance, Willsboro Point.

Trembleau: A Lake Champlain bushwhack

By Tim Rowland

Trembleau’s true summit is on private ground, but the good stuff is all public.

Film takes a new, close look at Lake Champlain

By Mike Lynch

Jordan Rowell explores the beauty and environmental problems of Lake Champlain in the short film, "No Other Lake."

innu man at ancestral burial site

Quebec’s battery

By Zachary Matson

Hydro-Quebec's power generation, Indigenous culture wired into tangled past

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