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Alewife Invasion Alters Lake Champlain Food Web, But Not How We Expected
Feb. 8th 2024The Alewife invasion of 2003 was expected to impair lake trout populations in Lake Champlain but this new study by University of Vermont researchers s
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Are Environmental Certification Programs Effective? Bird-Friendly Maple, A Case Study
Dec. 19th 2023An exploration into the impact of the Audubon Vermont program, Bird-Friendly Maple, and potential next steps.
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Is the Summer of 2023 an Indicator of Future Rain Patterns in Vermont?
Oct. 5th 2023Bigger storms and more winter precipitation drive predicted precipitation increases in the Northeast.
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Contaminated Food Waste—How to Measure It and Where Does It Belong?
Aug. 28th 2023As Vermont considers how to tackle food waste, researchers evaluate microplastic contamination in food waste and derived soil amendments.
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The Northeastern Forest Inventory Network Connects People, Data, and Information
Aug. 8th 2023The Northeastern Forest Inventory Network (NEFIN) connects people, data and information related to forest inventory programs across the Northeast.
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New Report Uses Big Data to Establish Vermont Biodiversity Baseline
Jul. 12th 2023Nearly 8 million observations from community scientists enhance biologists’ knowledge on the current and future status of Vermont biodiversity.
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Warmer Temperatures, Less Snowpack May Limit Growth of Vermont Tree Species
Jul. 6th 202370-year growth rates of northeastern maple, beech, and birch reveal changes due to rising temperatures and altered rain and snow patterns.
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Is Lake Champlain Prepared for a Quagga Mussel Invasion?
Jun. 20th 2023As the threat of quagga mussels looms over Lake Champlain, researchers determine potential ecosystem impacts to expect upon their arrival.
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Vermont Community Scientists Collect Lake Water Quality Data Available to the Public
May. 18th 2023Online lake monitoring results and reports help the state prioritize management and help the public understand water quality trends.
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How to Survive in a Constantly Changing Environment? Measuring Leopard Frog Responses to Drought
Apr. 10th 2023Researchers across the eastern United States found simulated drought has developmental disadvantages, and even increased mortality, in frogs.
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