We were fortunate enough to work with Julie from OBVBM who visited various sites with us and helped us understand how the Water Ranger tools worked and what the data was telling us.

We had the great opportunity to explore the river by the Missisquoi museum, listen to elders share their experiences about how they used the river in the past and how important it is to protect and engage with the river. The kids loved asking questions about the river and we had a blast of a day!

Without their incredible support, our camp would have never taken place. An amazing organization that protects and researches the river bassin that drops into Lake Champlain. Our Pike river is part of that water system and we are delighted to work hand in hand with LCBP to do research and to teach citizens about healthy rivers for all to enjoy.

We are so grateful to work with this incredible organization. Their mission is : Water Rangers provides the tools and open data platform that turn water data into action for healthier rivers and lakes. Together we’re building a share picture of freshwater health!

Our youth exchanged Nitrogen and Oxygen cards for a Nitrate card for a delicious treat at our local coffee shop Café Blinn. Named after a local family that owned the building, the café brings together long time residents and newly arrived citizens.

Le Noyau works hard to create accessible and affordable S.T.E.A.M based camps for community members - young and old alike.