OCLWA

OCLWA is a non-profit organization of scientists, government officials, lake users, consultants, citizens, and organizations concerned with lake and watershed issues. Accepted as Oklahoma's Chapter of the North American Lakes Management Society in 1989, the OCLWA is a non-profit organization consisting of a 12-member volunteer Board of Directors and 59 members active in the lake and watershed management field in a professional or volunteer capacity. The OCLWA works for clean water by promoting partnerships, exchanging information, supporting science, heightening insight, and protecting resources... OCLWA supports the development of research and standards for lake and watershed management by hosting an annual technical symposium and supporting national lake and watershed management meetings... OCLWA provides a forum for scientists, citizens, and professionals to exchange ideas, receive education and form partnerships to foster sound management and protection of lakes for today and..

Also known as: Oklahoma Clean Lakes & Watersheds Association

Primary location: Oklahoma City United States