Our Work
Together with our 4,500 members, we strive to preserve Lake Lanier's water quality and quantity for everyone who relies on the lake and its watershed to enhance their quality of life.
We work to meet this goal by focusing our programs on these key priority areas.
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Since 1966, we have been working to protect Lake Lanier and its surroundings. We are the voice of citizens around the lake and across the region, striving to represent all aspects and users of the lake including wildlife, fish, homeowners and recreational users. With your help we can continue to preserve and protect this important natural resource.
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Call for Bids: Shore Sweep 2024 T-Shirts
The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) is putting out a call for bids for the design and printing of the 2024 Shore Sweep t-shirts. Shore Sweep is the largest cleanup event […] Read More
How To Report Mystery Snails in Lake Lanier
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⭐LLA is putting out a CALL FOR BIDS for the design and printing of the 2024 Shore Sweep t-shirts! ⭐ Shore Sweep is the largest cleanup event for Lake Lanier and annually removes over 80 tons of trash at the hands of 1,500 volunteers. This year’s event marks the 36th Annual Shore Sweep! We want to celebrate this milestone and honor it on this year’s t-shirt design. 👕
The information that must be included in the bid is summarized at lakelanier.org/call-for-bids-shore-sweep-2024-t-shirts/. Bids are due Friday, August 2nd by 5:00pm to [email protected].
Interested in bidding or have questions? Email us at [email protected] or call the LLA office at (770) 744-4547.
Mark Your Calendars - Shore Sweep 2024 is Saturday, September 21st! * More information coming soon! *
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Mark your calendars with these upcoming events! You won’t want to miss the opportunity to learn how to surf, attend an educational luncheon, or help clean up Lake Lanier in September!
🛥 - Ladies on the Lake hosted by WaterSports Central is a time to meet fellow female lake-goers and learn how to surf safely & responsibly!
🗒 - The inaugural “Lunch and Learn” hosted by the LLA will take place in the new office space & is a members exclusive event. Space will be limited - stay tuned for the opportunity to sign-up!
🗑 - Shore Sweep 2024! Lake Lanier’s biggest annual cleanup will be here in no time.
For more event related information, please visit our website lakelanier.org/events/. We hope to see you soon!
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Heading to the lake this weekend? This is a friendly reminder to pack in and pack out! Lake Lanier is drinking water for thousands of people, home to wildlife, and enjoyed by many people! There is never a good reason to leave your trash anywhere or throw it in the lake! Bring your own trash bag or utilize the trash bins at parks around the lake. ⭐️ If they are full, keep your trash with you until you can dispose of it properly. ⭐️
Do your very best to keep this reservoir clean and beautiful for all - for the love of Lake Lanier!
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Did you know that July is Lake Appreciation Month? 🌅 If you appreciate something, you take care of it. This month the LLA encourages you to think about ways you can help keep Lake Lanier clean, full, and safe. One way is to take the Clean Lake Pledge - this pledge includes easy actions YOU can take to preserve and protect the lake. Here are a few:
🌿 Prevent erosion and contamination. Slow the flow into the lake by creating rain gardens or use rock check dams.
🚫 Do not use detergents containing ammonia, sodium hypochlorite, chlorinated solvents, petroleum distillates or lye.
🛥 Make sure floats are secured to your dock and any damaged or old floats are removed from the lake.
To learn more and take the Clean Lake Pledge, please visit lakelanier.org/clean-lake/. Remember to appreciate this beautiful resource not just this month but every month of the year!
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