Lake Cham. plain spans two states, Vermont and New York, as well as two nations, the United States of America and Canada. Such a large body of water facing a wide variety of environmental stresses cannot be put back on the path of restoration without the concerted efforts of motivated stakeholders. In order to be effective, however, these stakeholders must not only be dedicated to their own goals, but more importantly, be aware of, fully understand, and support the efforts of a myriad of other goals brought to the table by other dedicated groups. While easier said than done, Lake Cham. plain has and will continue to benefit from the cooperation and partnerships spanning international to local venues. This monograph represents the result of one of many partnerships between the United States and Canada; specifically the 2002 Spring Symposium sponsored by the Lake Cham. plain Research Consortium that was hosted by the Missisquoi Bay Watershed Corporation (Corporation Bassin Versant Baie Missisquoi) at the Fort Saint-Jean Campus, from May 20-23. The focus of this meeting was to bring together a wide variety of stakeholders to not only leam about new developments and research in the basin, but to forge new and stronger bonds for future cooperation and management of this truly great Iake. TomManley Executive Director of the Lake Champlain Research Consortium V CONTENTS 1. MISSISQUOI BAY- AN INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP TOW ARDS RESTORATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Mactin Mimeault and T. 0. Manley 2.
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1. Missisquoi Bay An International Partnership Towards Restoration. - 2. Reflections on the Relationships between Scientific Research and a Watershed Approach to Water Management: The Case of the Missisquoi Bay Watershed Corporation. - 3. A Preliminary Investigation into the Possible Emission Sources for Atmospheric Mercury Found in the Lake Champlain Basin. - 4. Effectiveness of Agricultural Best Management Practices in Reducing Phosphorous Loading to Lake Champlain. - 5. Zebra Mussel Monitoring in the Richelieu River: A Fruitful Interaction between Scientific Research and Public Involvement. - 6. Water Quality Improvements Following Riparian Restoration in Two Vermont Agricultural Watersheds. - 7. Temporal and Spatial Variability in Non-Point Source Phosphorus in Relation to Agricultural Production and Terrestrial Indicators: The Beaver Brook Case Study, Pike River Basin, Québec. - 8. A Benefit-Cost Framework to Evaluate the Impact of Legislation Supporting Reduction of Agricultural Pollution at the Watershed Level. - 9. Importance of Hydric Soils and Near-Lake Areas as Phosphorus Source Areas in the Lake Champlain Basin: Evidence from a Landscape-Level Model. - 10. Using a Landscape Approach to Interpret Diffuse Phosphorus Pollution and Assist with Water Quality Management in the Basins of Lake Champlain (Vermont) and Lac Léman (France). - 11. Status and Trends of Phosphorus in Lake Champlain and Its Tributaries, 1990 2000. - 12. A Landscape Scale Evaluation of Phosphorus Retention in Wetlands of the Laplatte River Basin, VT, USA. - 13. The Occurrence of Cyanobacterial Toxins in Lake Champlain. - 14. Where Have All the Rotifers Gone? Zooplankton Community Patterns in Lake Champlain, 1992 2001. - 15. Use of GIS and Remote Sensing to Develop Indicators of PhosphorusNon-Point Source Pollution in the Pike River Basin. - 16. Influence of Substrate Composition on Distribution of Eastern Sand Darters (Ammocrypta Pellucida) in the Poultney River. - 17. Lakebed Pockmarks in Burlington Bay, Lake Champlain: I. Hydrodynamics and Implications of Origin. - 18. Lakebed Pockmarks in Burlington Bay, Lake Champlain: II. Habitat Characteristics and Biological Patterns. - 19. Hydrodynamics of the South Main Lake and South Lake, Lake Champlain. - 20. A Review of Vorticity Waves in Lakes.
