Mission Statement

This initiative is to increase our profile with each watershed county to mitigate and prevent pollution, increase the quality of life for the High Falls Towaliga Watershed community and ensure our specific, current, and future needs are addressed by local and state government.

ABOUT US We are a grassroots volunteer group banding together to help protect and preserve the vital natural waterways of middle Georgia.

What We Do

Advocate, Participate, Protect

Advocate through engagement with community leaders and decision makers.
Participate by joining the fellowship and volunteering to serve.
Protect the ecosystem by actively monitoring and measuring activity.

Objective

The purposes and objectives of this Association are to identify and work to resolve environmental and safety issues, to improve and protect High Falls Lake and the Towaliga Watershed, to interact with (local, state and federal agencies to preserve High Falls Lake, the Towaliga Watershed and their environs, to promote fellowship, education and communication, and to improve the quality of life for our members and all Towaliga Watershed residents.

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Your Advocates

and Team Members

President: Sharon Cloud. Ken and I have called High Falls Lake our home since 1995.
I served as the Secretary on the inaugural Executive Board for High Falls Lake Association. It is an honor to return to service again. I have the privilege to work with a tremendously talented, passionate, and committed team. The Towaliga Watershed is our quality-of-life zone; and our “purpose driven” neighbors stand united to protect it. Keep Towaliga Strong Yall!

Secretary: Dawn Davenport, Living by the tranquil shores of High Falls Lake, I'm all about protecting our slice of paradise. As part the High Falls Towaliga Watershed Alliance. I'm on a mission to stand up for sustainable practices and keep our waters safe from anything that could harm our ecosystem. With a big heart for our community and the nature around us, I'm working hard to make sure we all get to enjoy this beautiful place for years to come.

Vice President: Betty Eskew, I am proud to say that I have been a resident of High Falls Lake for six years. My passion for people, the lake, and natural resources runs deep, and I have dedicated myself to fighting for them. I firmly believe that there is no greater reward than standing up for what's right, especially when decisions regarding our water, land, wildlife, and natural resources are not given the priority they deserve in the face of land development.

Media Coordinator: Steve Maddern .

I live on the lake and volunteer with the HFTWA in an effort to help get the message out using social media and print by utilizing my 30 years in advertising knowledge. I look forward to working with everyone to make this effort a success.

Treasurer: Kathi Thierault " All my life I have loved to be outside. Nature has calming, cleansing effect on me. To remain complicit while nearly 300 acres of pristine lakefront property is turned into a warehousing complex would go against all that makes me who I am."

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