Lewis Creek Association

The Lewis Creek Association (LCA) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1990 to increase awareness of the natural world and its connection to our economy and our community. The Lewis Creek watershed organization represents the Vermont towns of Bristol, Charlotte, Ferrisburgh, Hinesburg, Monkton, and Starksboro in Addison and Chittenden County.

Through educational programs, local projects, and citizen involvement, LCA seeks to protect biological diversity in the watershed, improve water quality, promote wise land-use planning, and support sustainable forestry, agriculture, business, and recreational uses consistent with these goals.

Lewis Creek Association
Marty Illick, Director
442 Lewis Creek Road
Charlotte, Vermont 05445
(802) 425-2002 or (802) 425-4437
martylewiscreek@gmavt.net

LCA works with towns and regional, state, and federal agencies to create and develop its programs for the watershed community. All LCA programs are implemented by students, municipal groups, citizen volunteers, and LCA members. All events welcome public involvement, and provide educational and outdoor opportunities for community members seeking to learn more about the Lewis Creek watershed.

Activities Include:

• Water Quality Monitoring Program
• Riparian Restoration Program
• Wildlife Habitat & Tracking Program
• Education Outreach Program
• Land Conservation and Planning Program

Memberships:
Friends of Lewis Creek Association are requested to show their support of LCA's annual programs by making annual contributions. All LCA mailing list individuals and organizations receive LCA newsletters and communications depending on their expressed interests. LCA encourages annual financial contributions and/or volunteer service through an LCA program.

For more information contact:
Lewis Creek Association
Marty Illick, Director
442 Lewis Creek Road
Charlotte, Vermont 05445
(802) 425-2002 or (802) 425-4437

Volunteer Opportunities:
All LCA programs are dependant on volunteer involvement. See activities above and communicate your interest at any time. Information that is important for LCA to receive is: Mailing information (name, address, town, zip, phone/email, town and watershed of residence). Your interests as relates to LCA programs/mailings, such as: water quality, restoration, wildlife tracking, education, and/or land conservation and planning.


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