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The Lake George WATERKEEPER was launched in 2002. The Lake George WATERKEEPER is a program of the FUND for Lake George and is a resource for concerned citizens in the Lake George Basin who are concerned about land use and water quality. The WATERKEEPER responds to all public inquiries and acts as an ombudsman with respect to issues having an environmental impact on Lake George and its watershed. The WATERKEEPER monitors and intervenes in development proposals around Lake George and provides professional analysis by a licensed engineer to local and state regulatory agencies. Chris Navitsky, and Kathy Bozony staff the Lake George WATERKEEPER.
 Click here for a history of the Lake George Waterkeeper. The WATERKEEPER monitors and intervenes in proposed developments around the lake as part of its project review program. As part of the Project Review project, the WATERKEEPER monitors activities in the nine local communities that surround the Lake, including the Town of Lake George, Village of Lake George, Town of Bolton, Town of Hague, Town of Ticonderoga, Town of Putnam, Town of Dresden, Town of Fort Ann, and the Town of Queensbury. The WATERKEEPER also monitors actions of state agencies, including the Lake George Park Commission, Adirondack Park Agency, and Department of Environmental Conservation. The WATERKEEPER also launched a comprehensive Stream Assessment Project and has organized a Low Impact Development project. The WATERKEEPER makes many presentations around Lake George and beyond. Click here for copies of these presentations.
The Lake George WATERKEEPER is affiliated with the national Waterkeeper Alliance.
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