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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.
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Why Lake Lanier Association is adding heavy rocks to shoreline areas around lake
Why Lake Lanier Association is adding heavy rocks to shoreline areas around lake Originally Published By Jeff Gill, The Times Published: Nov 4, 2024, 1:04 PM Lake Lanier Association plans to do […] Read More
How more than 1,000 volunteers helped clean up Lake Lanier
Daniel Dotson Forsyth County News Published: Sep 22, 2024, 3:52 PM More than 1,000 volunteers gathered along the shore of Lake Lanier to help keep Forsyth, Hall and Dawson counties […] Read More
While ballots are top of mind today, be sure to cast your vote for LLA in these "Best of Hall" categories!🗳
Under the "Community" section, 1️⃣ Vote for the Lake Lanier Association in the Non-Profit category AND 2️⃣ Vote for Shore Sweep in the Non-Profit Event category!
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Anyone and everyone can vote for LLA! Please vote daily until November 30th to increase our chances of being recognized as “Best of Hall!”
The LLA works hard to preserve and protect Lake Lanier for generations to come - we are the premier advocate for this reservoir. If you live on the lake, own a business near the lake, drink the water, or use Lanier recreationally - we ask that you consider supporting us by voting. Your vote will bring awareness to LLA’s efforts such as Shore Sweep, life jacket loaner stations, monthly water testing and shoreline erosion protection efforts. We hope you will consider the work we do on and around Lake Lanier a reason to submit a vote for LLA. We would love your support! 💙
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💥 PODCAST SNEAK PEAK! 💥 Here’s a behind the scenes look at LLA’s next Live on Lanier episode, featuring Dawson County Government and a fun conversation about Shore Sweep.
This episode is coming soon! Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel - youtube.com/@lakelanierassociation - so you don't miss it!⬅️
Our YouTube channel offers insight to LLA’s programs and initiatives, Lake Lanier events, and even features some incredible people - including the Corps of Engineers, DNR, LLA board members, and many other special guests!
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Thank you Clean Lakes Alliance for educating everyone on the importance of keeping leaves out of the streets, storm drains, and ditches! 🍂
Instead, you can mow over your leaves to create finely chopped mulch for your lawn or put your leaves in a compost bin or other natural areas of your property! 🤎
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Leaves are one of the largest sources of urban phosphorus pollution. You can help by raking leaves from the street! Learn how you can help our lakes.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
This week, the LLA staff and numerous board members attended the ACF Stakeholders Conference! The ACFS is composed of citizens and organizations from Georgia, Alabama and Florida who work together to share a common resource - the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin. 💧
This year, the conference was held in the Upper Chattahoochee portion of the basin. Attendees gathered at the Boathouse at Lake Lanier Olympic Park, enjoyed a tour of Buford Dam and an evening cruise on Lanier.
This conference was geared towards finding ways to keep the basin clean, ecologically intact, and usable for generations to come. Also attending were the EPD, USACE, Forsyth Co. Water and Sewer, Gwinnett Co. Water Resources, GA Power, Chattahoochee Riverkeeper and many more local entities and authorities.
Victoria Clevenger, the Executive Director of LLA, presented about the Lake Lanier Association and how, as a small non-profit, we educate and advocate for this beautiful reservoir which is a part of the Upper Chattahoochee River Basin. Also attending was former LLA President, Wilton Rooks. He is a founding member of the ACFS Group and continues to bring knowledge and passion to all involved. It was a pleasure to reconnect with him along with the many other faces who care so deeply about the health, control, and longevity of waterways!
Thank you to the ACFS Governing Board for hosting this event and educating us about the importance of research, innovation, and water quality.
➡ Learn more about the ACFS online at, acfstakeholders.org ⬅
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