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LAKE WATCH ANNUAL MEETING
Date: Sunday, February 23, 2025, 1:30 - 4:00 PM Location: New Water Farms, 460 Civitan Road, Dadeville, AL Lake Watch Members and Friends are invited to attend the Lake Watch of Lake Martin annual meeting. We look forward to hearing from our guest speakers, Cindy Lowry, Director of Alabama Rivers Alliance and by Harold Banks, Tallapoosa River naturalist and historian. We want an approximate head count, so Please register here. We hope to see you there! Thank you for supporting Lake Watch of Lake Martin.  *LAKE WATCH SWIM ALERT* - have fun and stay safe! With 880 miles of shoreline and more than 40,000 surface acres, Lake Martin is the cleanest and most beautiful lake in Alabama and was designated by the state as the first (and only) "Treasured Alabama Lake." Lake Watch is dedicated to preserving and improving the water quality of Lake Martin and surrounding waters. Lake Watch takes a proactive approach to protecting and enhancing the water quality of Lake Martin by working with governmental and non-governmental organizations within the Tallapoosa River Basin and throughout the state on water quality issues.
A vital element of this approach is our extensive water quality monitoring program that has established a baseline of trend data to help address future threats to the lake. Our trained volunteer monitors test water chemistry and do bacteriological monitoring (including E. coli and other coliform bacteria).
Lake Watch was formed in 1991 as an all-volunteer non-profit organization in response to citizen concerns about point-source pollution that posed an ecological threat to Lake Martin.  
Dick Bronson at Kowaliga for the creation of Treasured Alabama Lake via executive order by Governor Riley. Lake Watch has grown into an organization with four main areas of interest:
We are a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
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