Kate Kelly
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Help stop the spread of invasives in Vermont
Aquatic invasive plant species have long threatened the health and populations of native plants in the Lewis Creek watershed.
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Japanese knotweed removal program successful
Non-native invasive plant species have long threatened the health of ecosystems, wildlife habitat, and populations of native plants in the Lewis Creek watershed.
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Boat launch stewards ready to assist
Aquatic invasive plant species (AIS) have long threatened the health and populations of native plants in the Lewis Creek watershed.
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Boat launch stewards play crucial role
September 24th marked the end of Lewis Creek Association’s boat launch steward program at Bristol and Monkton Ponds.
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LCA maintains boat launch stewards to protect waters
Aquatic invasive plant species have long threatened the health and populations of native plants in the Lewis Creek watershed.
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Stormwater control help in Starksboro
Cota Ballfields in Starksboro have been plagued by stormwater collecting in its parking lot and for often wet playing fields.
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Lewis Creek Association thanks its boat launch stewards
Lewis Creek Association (LCA) recently wrapped up its boat launch steward program at Bristol Pond and Monkton Pond.
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Lewis Creek readies for aquatic invasive species
Aquatic invasive plant species have been present in the Lewis Creek watershed for decades and outcompete native plants by forming dense mats of vegetation.
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Cooperative effort focuses on water quality in Starksboro
Lewis Creek Association (LCA) and landowners have partnered to plan to improve water quality and reduce flooding risk in the Hollow Brook area near Lazy Brook Mobile Home…
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Bristol Pond gets help to fight invasive species
BRISTOL — Aquatic invasive plant species have been present in the Lewis Creek watershed for decades and outcompete native plants by forming dense mats of vegetation. These dense…