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What you can do
Removing vegetation from boats and trailers can help to prevent spread of aquatic invasive species.
While it sometimes may seem that the actions of one person will not make much difference, the little things we do each each day—the little decisions we make—can collectively have a huge impact in improving the quality of our environment. Don’t have the time to volunteer or join a local watershed group? Explore here for actions that you can take as part of your everyday routine.
Save the Lake Tips
The little things add up. On your boat, under your car, or under your kitchen sink, these tips can help reduce the pollution you release into the Lake. Get Save the Lake Tips
Lake-Friendly Cleaning
Many common household cleaners are toxic to people, pets, and the environment. Try these environment friendly recipes for a clean home and a clean outdoors! More on Lake-Friendly Cleaning Products
Lawn and Garden Tips
Homeowners take great pride in the appearance of their homes and yards, but many do not realize the impact lawn care can have on the environment. It IS possible to have a beautiful yard while being lake-friendly. Get Lawn and Garden Care Tips
What is the
State of the Lake?
Learn about the health of Lake Champlain in the 2018 State of the Lake report. Read about trends in key indicators of water quality and ecosystem health. Read the State of the Lake report
Make Some Waves
From using lake-friendly cleaning products to volunteering with a local watershed group, you can help restore and protect the Lake Champlain Basin. Find out how you can get involved
Track Our Progress
Explore the goals and actions of our partners and track our progress online with the Opportunities for Action website. View Opportunities for Action
