A forum to advance science and policy recommendations on Lake Champlain water quality was held on May 8th, 2019 at the St. Michael's College Dion Event Center.
 
Objectives:

• To build foundations for transboundary water quality management
• To clarify existing science and policy initiatives in both countries
• To identify gaps in science, data, and policy across transboundary borders and consider opportunities for partnerships among science communities
• To review and further develop policy and management recommendations to inform the study report

Delia Clark, Arne Bomblies & Christopher Koliba, Workshop welcome and introductions. Audio

Pierre Leduc, State of Missisquoi Bay Video    PDF

Eric Howe, Missisquoi Bay Video    PDF

Pierre Yves Caux, Overview Audio

Jory Hecht, Will cyanobacteria bloom go away if we meet the total phosphorus TMDL in Missisquoi Bay? Video    PDF

Andrew Schroth, Understanding and Modeling Internal Loading of Phosphorus in Missisquoi Bay Video    PDF

Liz Doran, Opportunities for Collaboration & Data Sharing Video    PDF

Frederic Chouinard & Martin Mimeault, Research and Policy in the Missisquoi Bay Basin Video    PDF

Ellen Kujawa, Nutrient loading and impacts in Lake Champlain, Missisquoi Bay, and the Richelieu River Video    PDF

Alain Rousseau, A Global Scan of How the Issue of Nutrient Loading & HABs is Being Addressed Video    PDF

Pierre Leduc, Recommendations Video    PDF

Ellen Kujawa, Recommendations Video    PDF