What is FLLAKE all about?
Our Mission
Established in 2006, to enhance the quality of life by promoting clean water in FortLoudounLake: to remove trash and debris daily, educate our community about pollution prevention, and to monitor stream health and stormwater management.
From The Chairman
While we may be best known for our work removing trash and debris from the lake, our main concern is the quality of the water in our lake. The FLLA Board of Directors observed.........
Director’s Note
I wish to extend a big Thank You to the hundreds of donors and volunteers who responded so generously to our donation requests and volunteer opportunities this past year. As December came to a close, your gifts and pledges........
Trash Report 2013
The Fort Loudoun Lake Association is proud to report the total number of trash bags, logs and miscellaneous trash items that we have picked up from Fort Loudoun Lake and its watershed for each month, beginning in January of 2007.
What Do You Say About Us?
– Kim Bumpus - President of Visit Knoxville - http://visitknoxville.comKeeping our waterways clean and safe is vital for tourism in Knoxville. From the attractions that utilize the riverfront and waterways to visitors experiencing outdoor adventures in canoes, boating, and fishing, clean water and the maintenance of our shoreline is critical in providing visitors an enjoyable experience when visiting our community.
– Mark Field Sr. VP, Knoxville Chamber - http://www.knoxvillechamber.com/When we have companies looking to relocate or expand their businesses in our region, quality of life is an important part of our sales pitch. Companies want to know what arts and cultural opportunities their employees can take advantage of in a given market, and they also want to know of our sustainability efforts and access to outdoor recreation. Both continue to play a key role in luring visitors into our community. Keeping a clean river system on which a city is built and is growing is vital to our economic progress and quality of life.
Knox News Sentinel – Article
Displayed here verbatim from The Knoxville News Sentinel site, original article can be found here. —————————————————— Following the University of Tennessee football kickoff last weekend, the Fort Loudoun Lake Association is planning a kickoff of its own later this week — with the help of a former Volunteers personality. The Fort Loudoun association will host […]
Advocate Weeks at River Sports June 29- July 14
We are honored to be a part of Advocacy Week at River Sports Outfitters June 29 – July 14! In partnership with Patagonia and 1% for the Planet we will receive $10 from every pair of Patagonia shoes purchased. Please go out and gear up with River Sports and support local conservation efforts at the […]
Where are we?
956 Volunteer Landing Ln.
Knoxville, TN 37915
Ph: (865) 523-3800
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