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Lake Champlain-Richelieu River Flood Study 2017-2021 11/09/2018

A check-in meeting on the progress of the Lake Champlain-Richelieu River Flood Study. Started in 2017, the study should take until 2021 to complete.

Artful Word: The Color of Water and Geese 10/02/2018

Community producer James Gero's video of water on Lake Champlain alongside images of geese.

Artful Word: The Color of Water 09/09/2018

Community producer James Gero's video of water on Lake Champlain.

Artful Word: Wind and Waves 08/25/2018

Community producer James Gero's video of water on Lake Champlain.

Artful Word: The Texture of Water 07/10/2018

Community producer James Gero's video of water on Lake Champlain.

Artful Word: Dance Alliance and City Hall Park Dance 06/17/2018

Community producer James Gero's video of dancers in Battery Park and City Hall Park.

Artful Word: Beavers on the Waterfront 05/25/2018

Community producer James Gero's images of beavers on the Lake Champlain waterfront.

Artful Word: Lake Ahab 05/13/2018

Community producer James Gero's images of water on Lake Champlain.

Artful Word: Lake and Sea Smoke 02/01/2018

Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, sea smoke, and ambient visuals and noise.

Sacred Waters Panel Discussion 11/15/2017

This discussion panel is led by spiritual leaders from many different faiths and traditions. They explore how water enters into these faiths and traditions, important rituals, and how polluted or unclean water affects those traditions and beliefs.

This event's discussion focuses on our local watershed and Lake Champlain, and what citizens can do to help protect and preserve this critical resource. 

Participants: Craig Heindel, Senior Hydrologist, Waite-Heindel Environmental Management; Krista Hoffis, Program Coordinator, Lewis Creek Association; Rose Paul, Director of Science and Freshwater Programs, The Nature Conservancy; Haley Pero, Environmental Outreach, Senator Sanders’ Office; Don Rendall, Vice Chair, Shelburne Natural Resources and Conservation Committee.

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!

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