Protecting Lake George Water Quality for 130+ Years

Welcome Home to Lake George! We’d like to introduce the Lake George Association’s mission and work to you. This video debuted at the Lake George Association’s 134th Annual Meeting — it’s a look back at the LGA’s history of managing the Lake and promise from us to keep protecting Lake George forever.

There are many organizations that work in the Lake George watershed. What makes the Lake George Association’s protection unique is:

Our agenda is driven by our experience and our members, and we are supported by thousands of members locally and nationwide;
We focus on projects that will protect the Lake water quality now and will protect Lake water quality in the future;
We partner with anyone who needs help: Homeowners and associations, municipalities, businesses, anglers, upland residents, boaters, non-profits;
With more than 130 years of experience protecting Lake George, we understand that every project we do now can change the Lake’s future;
Our balanced approach to development, what we call “Lake-Friendly Living;”
We work to teach our children well — so that students understand how important it is to make Lake-Friendly decisions, realizing that everything they do offers a chance to protect the Lake they will inherit from us.

From Ticonderoga to Lake George Village…Your Membership and Your Support makes our work possible.

Protecting Water Quality One Project at a Time

An organization of action, the LGA’s mission is to protect Lake George water quality. While we perform many functions, among the most important are our Lake-Saving Projects that protect the Lake’s water now, and protect it for the future.

Help Us Continue to Protect the Lake

Lake George has changed over the decades. Science tells us so, as does our long history of observation. Science also tells us that the work the Lake George Association has done in the past to protect Lake George water has allowed for more flexibility to manage the conditions of the watershed with our Lake-Saving work.

Generations of members — residents, businesses, homeowner associations, anglers, boaters, visitors and municipalities — have trusted the Lake George Association to protect Lake George water quality in every way that matters.