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Low Water Level Lake Clean Up

We had a great turn-out at our meeting on Tuesday, February 8th as the Lake James Area Wildlife and Nature Society's Project Chairman, John Steine, led our discussion about the important lake clean-up which then took place on Saturday, February 12th from 9am to 3pm. It was a huge success and even got on Channel 13 News. Approximately 200 people took part. Over 150 were out picking up trash and debris along the shorelines and on the islands. Special thanks go to John and Co-Chairmen, Wayne Jones, Tim Greene and Howard Morgan for organizing and helping with this event.
To All The Volunteers: Both CLJ and the fish Thank You for a job well done!

Click Here To Read The Report From the NCWF About This Event

Click Here To Read The News Herald Article About This Event

Check Out Our Photo Galleries!
Last month we started two new photo galleries.
When some events are a combined effort of both the CLJ and
Wildlife groups, photos will appear in both galleries.
Go to the menu at the top of this page and then....
For the CLJ Gallery: Click on Resources>>Photo Gallery
For the Wildlife Gallery: Click on LJAWNS>>Photo Gallery
Thanks to all our great "shutter-bugs" who help document and memorialize these events with their photographic prowess.

Click Here To Preview The CLJ Photo Gallery

Click Here To Preview The Wildlife & Nature Society Photo Gallery

Catawba Falls Open To Public

Forest Service buys land from the Foothills Conservancy to provide
public access to Catawba Falls.

Visit the Falls Online

Fall 2011 News

The LJEA Newsletter for the Fall of 2011 includes:
> Message from the LJEA President
> LJEA Erosion & Silt Reduction Program
> Interview with Rindy Stiene
> LJEA Supporting Kids in the Creek Type Activities
> 2011 Catawba RiverFest
> LJEA Annual Meeting

ljea_newsltr_pic Photo of "2011 Catawba Riverfest" from the LJEA Newsletter

The State Park Master Plan

During the course of analysis and evaluation of the new park site, the Division of State Parks and Recreation identified the need to expand the facilities that are currently provided in the existing Lake James State Park. These include facilities for camping, picniking, swimming, hiking, environmental education and boating. The state also explored other options regarding the future role and use of the current park site. The new 700-ft. long beach opened at the state park for the summer on May 8th 2010

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