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Lake Iroquois Association The Lake Iroquois Association was formed to maintain and enhance healthy ecosystems and appropriate

The Lake Iroquois Association was formed to maintain and enhance healthy ecosystems and appropriate public uses of Lake Iroquois (located in the four towns of Williston, Hinesburg, Richmond, and St. George, Vermont) and those aspects of its watershed which impact on the health and well being of the lake. The association does this by monitoring, prevention and management initiatives, research, education, advocacy and other actions, involving the co-operative efforts of property owners, town, state, and federal officials and other interested parties.

Lake Iroquois - the Boat Show” w/Acoustic Rodney Come by boat, kayaks, Sup & float to some Acoustic therapy! Southwest s...
20/08/2026

Lake Iroquois - the Boat Show” w/Acoustic Rodney
Come by boat, kayaks, Sup & float to some Acoustic therapy! Southwest side of the lake…..just follow the music 6-8pm this Friday, 8/21.

Sales open again today at noon for the weekend! Head over to Frost Beer Works in Hinesburg and ask for Lake Iroquois Li...
13/08/2026

Sales open again today at noon for the weekend! Head over to Frost Beer Works in Hinesburg and ask for Lake Iroquois Little Lush, LILL.

UPDATE: Will be available starting Thursday August 6th at Frost Beer Works, Hinesburg.Frost Beer Works & LIA Partner fo...
28/07/2026

UPDATE: Will be available starting Thursday August 6th at Frost Beer Works, Hinesburg.

Frost Beer Works & LIA Partner for a Healthy Lake!

For every 4-pack sold, $4 is donated to the Lake Iroquois Association (LIA). Supporting clean water, aquatic health, and community recreation!

Available at the Hinesburg location only.
Taproom Hours: Thursday-Sunday 12-7 pm

Thank you to everyone who helped organize and to those who joined us for our annual summer meeting.A special thank you t...
26/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who helped organize and to those who joined us for our annual summer meeting.

A special thank you to Eric Hanson, a biologist for the VT Loon Conservation Project, who was our featured speaker that evening.

09/07/2026

The Lake Iroquois Association Annual Meeting will be held on Thursday July 23rd at Isham Family Farm, 3515 Oak Hill Road, Williston from 5:30-7:30.

Eric Hanson, a biologist for the VT Loon Conservation Project is our featured speaker that evening. The loons on Lake Iroquois are new parents this summer- we have two babies!

The Lake Iroquois Association will also provide updates on our lake stewardship initiatives including water quality monitoring, aquatic invasive prevention efforts such as our Greeter Program, and other projects that support the health of Lake Iroquois.

This event is free and open to the public.

Who takes care of Vermont’s lakes? All of us!Please share.
14/05/2026

Who takes care of Vermont’s lakes? All of us!

Please share.

Vermont has some of the most beautiful and pristine lakes in the country, but they are facing increasing challenges, including the spread of Aquatic Invasive...

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