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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.
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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Visit us often for the latest news and updates related to Lake Lanier and the LLA.
Call for Bids: Shore Sweep 2026 T-Shirts
The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) is putting out a call for bids for the design and printing of the 2026 Shore Sweep t-shirts. Shore Sweep is the largest cleanup event […] Read More
LLA Safety Programs Update
Extracted from the Summer Kickoff 2026 Newsletter Solar Lights Lake Lanier Association’s spring survey identified approximately 75 solar navigation lights that are currently inoperative. While we would certainly like that […] Read More
Please join us in wishing Emma Bredfeldt a very happy birthday! 🎉
Emma recently joined the LLA team as Development Coordinator after graduating from the University of North Georgia with a degree in Public Relations. Before stepping into her new role, she served as our Special Events and Marketing Intern from August 2025 through graduation.
During her internship, Emma thrived in event planning, social media marketing, volunteer engagement, and helping coordinate the largest Shore Sweep to date. You may have met her at Shore Sweep, the Annual Member Celebration, a Lunch & Learn, or another LLA event, where her enthusiasm and dedication helped strengthen our work and connections throughout the community.
In her free time, Emma enjoys spending time outdoors, trying new restaurants with friends, and staying active. She is grateful to call North Georgia home.
To learn more about Emma and other LLA staff, please visit lakelanier.org/our-staff ⬅️
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🎉 Congratulations to our June giveaway winners, Kathryn and family! We hope you enjoy your new YETI Roadie Cooler and make plenty of great lakeside memories with it.
The LLA also extends a big thank you to our business sponsor, Permafloat, for sponsoring our June member giveaway!
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If you've been out on Lake Lanier recently, you may be wondering… what are those white blobs floating in the water? 🔍
Freshwater clams!
These are becoming more visible and are breaking away from docks, boat lifts, and other structures due to a combination of factors, including:
💧 Lower lake levels than usual
💧 Unseasonably warm water temperatures
💧 A recent increase in lake activity, which has caused some of them to break loose and float to the surface
At this time, we do not anticipate these to pose a risk to humans. We believe this is a naturally occurring part of the freshwater clam lifecycle and current lake conditions.
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LLA Board Member Clyde Morris recently spoke with Tom Regan of WSB-TV about the potential impacts on Lake Lanier of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' proposal to restore commercial navigation on the lower reaches of the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) river system.
👉 To learn more about the project, watch the interview, and explore additional coverage, visit lakelanier.org/acf-navigation-project/ ... See MoreSee Less
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