Natural History of Lake Champlain with Ashley Eaton

Lake Champlain is a key feature of the Vermont, New York, and Quebec landscape. The lake has a rich natural history and has served as a hub to support life for millennia from the Abenaki, Mohawk, and other First Nations to European settlers from around the globe. The geologic history of the lake, through upheaval and glaciation, combined with the lake’s 120-mile length and huge watershed make Lake Champlain a natural wonder.

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When I was teaching at Middlebury College, 2000-2015: I spent many hours driving up to and around Lake Champlain, even crossing by ferry. I wish I had seen this then, since you have explained a good bit of what I saw. Thank you for screening it.

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500 million years ago?

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I don't want this lake to be like the Chesapeake bay polluted because of fertilizer etc we all have a obligation to all to do something peace

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When Bernie Sanders was a mayor of Burlington he helped clean up lake Champlain so why you are forgetting that maybe you don't want to give credit to Bernie Sanders

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