Lewis Creek Association is a non-profit conservation organization that does sustainability and conservation work in towns of the middle Lake Champlain Valley.
LCA works primarily within watershed boundaries of the LaPlatte River, Thorp Brook, Kimball Brook, Holmes Brook, McCabe's Brook, and Lewis Creek to service the watershed towns of Charlotte, Ferrisburgh, Hinesburg, Monkton, Shelburne and Starksboro.
We work with towns, governments and citizens to conserve Vermont's important landscapes and natural resources. We rely on active citizens and volunteers to collect data, make informed decisions, and implement positive change.
“We are water. What we do to water, we do to ourselves.”
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Press Releases & News
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2020
- Oct 9, 2020 Bristol Pond Boat Launch Steward Program A Success
- Aug 28, 2020 New Water Quality and Aquatic Invasive Species Videos, and Cyanobacteria Update
- Aug 17, 2020 New Water Quality and Aquatic Invasive Species Presentations
- Jul 9, 2020 Clean Water Videos & Water Quality Results
- Jul 9, 2020 Bristol Pond Gets Help Preventing Additional Aquatic Invasive Species
- Jun 25, 2020 LCA June News
- Jun 15, 2020 Floodplain Restoration Completed to Help Improve LaPlatte River Water Quality
- Apr 1, 2020 Spring is here! Amphibians on the move and LCA turns 30!
- Feb 17, 2020 Winter Newsletter
- Jan 16, 2020 Brook Trout Climate Change Refugia: Increasing Aquatic Habitat Knowledge and Stewardship in the Lewis Creek Watershed
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2019
- Nov 19, 2019 Beecher Brook Floodplain Restoration Update
- Oct 29, 2019 Working in the Watershed: Wrapping up the water quality stewardship field season
- Oct 24, 2019 Increasing Aquatic Habitat Knowledge and Stewardship in the Lewis Creek Watershed
- Oct 11, 2019 Beecher Hill Brook Floodplain Restoration Update
- Oct 11, 2019 Follow-up: SCS Raingarden Planting
- Oct 1, 2019 Lewis Creek Association Presents: Discussion and Film Screening of “Lake Effect”
- Sep 8, 2019 Lewis Creek Association becomes a force for local stream protection - The Citizen
- Sep 1, 2019 Floodplain Restoration of Beecher Hill Brook in Hinesburg to Begin in September
- Aug 8, 2019 Volunteers remove aquatic invasive species and improve wetland health
- Jul 25, 2019 Stormwater Projects in Shelburne, and Upcoming Educational Opportunities
- Jul 12, 2019 Shelburne Stormwater Project Details
- Jul 6, 2019 Shelburne Community School Works to Protect Lake Champlain Water Quality
- May 27, 2019 Join Us to Build a Rain Garden at SCS This Summer to Protect Lake Champlain Water Quality!
- Apr 3, 2019 Calling all paddlers and outdoorspeople!
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2018
- Dec 12, 2018 Ahead of the Storm Self-guided Tours Available
- Nov 6, 2018 Floodplain Restoration Design Completed for Hinesburg’s Beecher Hill Brook at the Town Garage
- Oct 11, 2018 Working in the Watershed: Wrapping up the water quality stewardship field season
- Oct 8, 2018 Working in the Watershed: Invasive species removal
- Apr 19, 2018 Calling all paddlers
- Feb 20, 2018 Hinesburg Garage stormwater treatment is a great example of what towns can do
- Jan 12, 2018 Yellow Iris Control in Thorp Brook and Lower Lewis Creek
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