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Lake George Association Founded in 1885, the Lake George Association exists to protect Lake George water quality. The Lake George Association protects Lake George water quality.

The Lake George Association is the oldest and most experienced lake protection organization in the country, whose members support water quality protection, water quality monitoring, the prevention of invasive species spread and introduction, and education and lake-friendly living programs that benefit the watershed from Lake George Village to Ticonderoga. All the money raised by the Lake George Association goes to projects and programs that benefit the Lake and the watershed, protecting Lake George water quality now and in the future.

“The Lake can’t protect itself.” The memories we treasure—clear water, familiar shorelines, family gatherings and quiet ...
10/13/2026

“The Lake can’t protect itself.”

The memories we treasure—clear water, familiar shorelines, family gatherings and quiet moments beside the Lake—depend on the choices we make today.

We listen to Our Lake through science.

We strengthen Our Voice through education and advocacy.

We protect Our Future by advancing solutions that endure.

Your Lake George story may have started years ago. Someone else’s may begin today aboard the Floating Classroom.

By becoming an LGA member—or renewing or elevating your support—you help ensure that every generation can discover Lake George, fall in love with it and add their voice to its protection.

Become a member: https://lakegeorgeassociation.org/membership

To learn more about membership, contact Megan Seeley, Membership & Development Manager, at [email protected] or (518) 920-3882.

Together, we are the voice of the Lake.

10/12/2026

Was it a childhood spent on the Lake? A family camp passed from one generation to the next? A favorite bay, trail, or shoreline? Or the belief that Lake George must be protected for those who will experience it after us?

Through Voices of Lake George, we are collecting the personal stories behind our membership—and we would love to hear yours.

Current 2026 LGA members can answer three quick questions and share photos in less than five minutes. Your story may be featured in an upcoming Member Monday post.

Share your member story:
🔗 form.jotform.com/262735054876062

Not yet a 2026 member? Join or renew today, then come back and tell us your story.

🔗 lakegeorgeassociation.org/membership

Fall scenes from Lake George! While the first image below isn't of Lake George, it is Edgecomb Pond, which provides drin...
10/10/2026

Fall scenes from Lake George!

While the first image below isn't of Lake George, it is Edgecomb Pond, which provides drinking water for Bolton!

This pond also serves as our control site for a research effort studying salt content in Finkle Brook. A control site is important to any study as it helps communicate what water quality would be like without anthropogenic (human) influence.

Keep sharing your photos of Lake George with us as we get closer to peak foliage: https://lakegeorgeassociation.org/submit-photos

📸 Dr. Elyce Buell
📸 Geoff Geils
📸 Donna Kaczorowski
📸 Stuart Cartwright
📸 Jean Tarrant
📸 Dr. Elyce Buell

We are   a Donor Database & Events Specialist!We are seeking a detail-oriented Donor Database and Events Specialist to s...
10/09/2026

We are a Donor Database & Events Specialist!

We are seeking a detail-oriented Donor Database and Events Specialist to support fundraising, donor engagement, and events that advance our mission to keep Lake George clean, clear, and protected.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone with a strong attention to detail and a passion for protecting Lake George and the Adirondacks!

Learn more & apply: https://lakegeorgeassociation.org/jobs/donor-database-events-specialist

Check out this weekend on Lake George, brought to you by The Jefferson Project!
10/08/2026

Check out this weekend on Lake George, brought to you by The Jefferson Project!

Hey Lake George adventurers! 👋 Your friend Atlantis here, bringing you the latest conditions from Caldwell Basin for your weekend plans! I'm here thanks to the Jefferson Project, Darrin Freshwater Institute, and the Lake George Association, collecting important water quality data for the Queen of American Lakes.

For all you anglers out there, I've got some special info! My average thermocline depth for the last 24 hours is 47.5 ft, and the surface water temp here in Caldwell Basin is 63.1 °F. Get ready for some cooler water below the surface! 🎣

Here’s your weekend forecast (October 09-11, 2026):

Friday, October 9th: Expect a bright start to your weekend with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to around 60°F and mostly sunny skies (20% cloud cover). It will be a bit breezy, with winds up to 14.9 mph and gusts reaching 30.6 mph from the west-northwest. No rain expected! ☀️🌬️

Saturday, October 10th: Temperatures will range from the low 40s to the mid-60s (up to 64.8°F). The day will be mostly cloudy (83% cloud cover) but stay dry with very light winds up to 4.7 mph from the southeast. ☁️

Sunday, October 11th: Get ready for some rain! Temperatures will be from the mid-40s to around 60°F, with overcast skies (100% cloud cover). There's a 65% chance of up to 0.2 inches of precipitation over 6 hours. Winds will be light, up to 5.8 mph, but could gust up to 15.2 mph from the south. Don't forget your umbrella! ☔️

Have a wonderful weekend on Lake George! Stay safe and enjoy the beautiful scenery.


Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Darrin Freshwater Institute The Jefferson Project
Lake George Association

10/07/2026

📍Lake George, NY 🍂🍁

As the fall leaves turn and the hustle and bustle of the summer season dies down, the LGA continues to work to protect this amazing Lake.

Stream sampling, septic and stormwater grant management and the 2026 NYS Salt Summit are just a few examples of initiatives that the LGA works on year-round!

Some children step aboard the LGA’s Floating Classroom having never been on Lake George—even though they live only minut...
10/07/2026

Some children step aboard the LGA’s Floating Classroom having never been on Lake George—even though they live only minutes away.

Others have seen the Lake throughout their lives but have never truly looked beneath its surface.

Todd Earl has watched hesitant students leave, offering a handshake or a fist bump. He has seen adults become every bit as curious as the children beside them.

Each experience reminds him that the next Lake Protector may begin with one moment of wonder.

“We are always educating the next generation of Lake Protectors,” Todd says.

Read Todd’s story and learn how the LGA turns discovery into stewardship: https://lakegeorgeassociation.org/news-events/news/more-view-how-todd-earl-helps-people-discover-living-lake

10/06/2026

Calling all Lake George property owners!

Join the Lake George Association, Champlain Watershed Improvement Coalition of New York, Warren County Soil & Water Conservation District, Adirondack Council and local experts for the Warren County Septic Savvy Workshop on October 28th!

This free workshop is designed to help property owners better understand their septic systems — from routine maintenance and inspection requirements to system upgrades and available financial assistance.

Whether you have questions about how your septic system works, need to prepare for an inspection, are considering an upgrade or replacement, or simply want to know how to better maintain your system, Septic Savvy will connect you directly with experts and resources that can help.

📅 Wednesday, October 28th, 2026
🕕 5:00PM-8:00PM
📍 Lake George Town Hall | 20 Old Post Rd., Lake George, NY
🎟️ Free

Register today: https://lakegeorgeassociation.org/septic-savvy-workshop

10/05/2026

Every LGA member has a story. What’s yours?

Behind every membership is a personal connection to Lake George—and a reason for helping to protect it.

Today, we are launching Member Monday, a new series celebrating the people whose membership powers the science, education, advocacy, and direct action needed to safeguard the Lake.

If you have renewed your LGA membership for 2026, we invite you to tell us:

💧 What connects you to Lake George

💙 Which memories, traditions, or places mean the most to you

🌊 Why you invest in the LGA’s work to protect the Lake

The form includes three quick questions and takes less than five minutes. You can also share photos of your family, camp or home, favorite place, or special moments on or near the Lake.

Selected stories will be featured during Member Mondays on the LGA’s social media channels and in other communications.

🔗 https://form.jotform.com/262735054876062

Not yet a 2026 member? Join or renew today, then come back and tell us your story.

🔗 https://lakegeorgeassociation.org/membership

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2392 RT-9N
Lake George, NY
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