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.
Latest News
Visit us often for the latest news and updates related to Lake Lanier and the LLA.
Lanier Islands Resort Tunes Up for Lakeside Concerts for a Cause This Summer
Georgia’s Lanier Islands Resort Tunes Up for Lakeside Concerts for a Cause This Summer Peachtree Pointe Amphitheater Will Host Monthly Open-Air Concerts Benefiting Georgia Mountain Food Bank and Lake Lanier […] Read More






We couldn’t have said it better ourselves! 😉
At LLA’s Annual Member Celebration, we asked attendees questions about us, our mission, and our work on Lake Lanier - and we LOVE what they had to say!
Want to join in on the fun and help protect the lake we all love? Visit lakelanier.org and click “Join or Renew” 💚 ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to our April giveaway winner, Rob! We hope you enjoy the $300 Pelican Pete's gift card, four luxurious beach towels, and a beautiful piece of Lake Lanier art!
The LLA wants to extend a big thank you to our business sponsor Kim Waters - Real Estate for sponsoring the April member giveaway!
👉 To learn more about Kim Waters Real Estate, visit kimwaters.com ... See MoreSee Less
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This Memorial Day we pause, remember, and honor those that gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country and freedom.
Because of the sacrifices of so many brave men and women, we are able to have the freedom to enjoy and celebrate this beautiful lake, today and everyday.
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🌟 Program Update: Solar Lights 🌟
LLA maintains 300 solar lights on hazard markers across Lake Lanier, and our annual inspection is now complete! During the inspection, we identified several lights that need replacement.
The good news is that we already have all the necessary materials on hand. However, due to current lake levels, our contractor is unable to safely access the markers at this time. As soon as conditions improve, repairs will be underway!
⚠️ Boaters are encouraged to use caution (as always) when navigating the lake after dark, as some hazard markers may not be illuminated. Please slow down, stay alert, and plan your route carefully before heading out at night. ⚠️
These lights are an important part of keeping Lake Lanier safe for nighttime boating, and we appreciate your patience as we prepare this program for summer. 🩵🚤
For more information about LLA’s Safe Lake initiatives, visit lakelanier.org/safe-lake/ ⬅️ ... See MoreSee Less
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