We have uploaded the 2018 report detailing the work performed in Lake George to remove Eurasian watermilfoil. The LGA invested $100,000 from our members toward this program in 2018. The Lake George Association is pleased to partner with the Lake George Park Commission and the Fund for Lake George to work to tackle one of…
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Summer 2019 Intern Sought: Lake George Invasive Species Education Intern
Deadline to apply: March 1, 2019 Seasonal: May through August 2019. Hours and days may fluctuate based on programs and events. Start and end date flexible. Full time. Compensation $11.50 per hour. Position Summary: The Lake George Association is an environmental not-for-profit located in Lake George, NY, whose actions support water quality protection, scientific monitoring, education…
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LGA’s Floating Classroom Program Receives $10,000 Support Grant From Lake Champlain Basin Program
The Lake George Association’s signature Education and Outreach program, the Floating Classroom on Lake George, has been awarded a $10,000 grant to support our efforts to provide hands-on scientific experiments and experiences that broaden the understanding of Lake George. The Floating Classroom, staffed by LGA Education Director Kristen Wilde and LGA Educator Lindsey Kenna as…
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LGA Awarded Grant to Prevent Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species in LG
The Lake George Association has been awarded an Aquatic Invasive Species Spread Prevention Grant from the Lake Champlain Basin Program for the 2019 season. The $5,300 grant will be used to continue the Lake George Association’s invasive species public education and outreach programs, focusing on: Personal interactions with visitors and boaters throughout the season at…
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LGA Supports Mandatory Inspections With Financial, Scientific Assistance
The Lake George Park Commission’s Mandatory Boat Inspection Program has completed another successful season, and the Lake George Association is proud to both financially support the inspections as a partner as well as assist in the identification of the biological samples that were removed during the inspection process. The LGA each year invests $30,000 from…
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LGA Brings Real World Applied Science To Saratoga High Students
Two Saratoga High School teachers were seeking real world scientific and environmental education for their students, and sought out the experience and assistance of the Lake George Association in November to help develop an applied science component to their curriculums. “It was a great opportunity to share some of our experience working in and protecting…
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Invasive Asian Clams Removed From Sandy Bay, Mostly Dead Ones Found
LAKE GEORGE, NY – Observational evidence from the Lake George Association’s annual Asian Clam Citizen Science Day on July 13 shows it was likely a tough winter season for the aquatic invasive species in Lake George. That’s good news for anyone who loves Lake George’s water quality and who is concerned about the effects of…
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What You Can Do To Protect Lake George: LGA Annual Meeting Focus 2018
The Lake George Association’s 133rd Annual Meeting will focus on the actions that our members and other watershed residents can do in protecting Lake George water quality. The meeting will be Friday, August 17, 2018, at the Lake George Club, 4000 Lake Shore Drive, Diamond Point. The public is cordially invited. Registration opens at 9:30…
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LGA Seeking Citizen Scientists To Sift Asian Clams from Sandy Bay
The Lake George Association is seeking interested citizens to help out volunteers and LGA staff to survey, remove and count invasive species during our third annual Asian Clam Citizen Science Day on Friday, July 13 in Sandy Bay. The event coincides with New York State’s fifth annual “Invasive Species Awareness Week” from July 8 through…
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LGA Supporting Boat Inspections With Scientific Identification Techniques
Once a week or so, Justin Luyk stops at the Lake George Association office with little lunch baggies – but no one wants to snack on what he brings through the door! Luyk, Park Ranger for the Lake George Park Commission, carries baggies filled with a variety of plants and animals to the LGA office…
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