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  1. UVM and the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation are conducting research and monitoring cyanobacteria in Lake Champlain.
  2. The Lake Champlain Basin Program is providing support for various projects taking place in Vermont.

Dam removal restored creek floodplain in the Lake Champlain area, supported by the Vermont Land Trust.

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Dam removal restored creek floodplain in the Lake Champlain area, supported by the Vermont Land Trust.

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The Lake Champlain Basin Program is providing support for various projects taking place in Vermont. All 1 developments

Within UVM and the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation are conducting research and monitoring cyanobacteria in Lake Champlain.

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