2020/2021 REMOTE CONFERENCE SERIES

Thanks to all the presenters and participants at our online Fall  2020 Seminar Series. We would have loved to have seen you in person at our annual conference, but the seminar series was a huge success in its place. OLA members can view PDFs of the first session (CyanoHABS: remote sensing and prediction) and view the Zoom Meeting recordings of the second two sessions (Conservation of Oregon Lakes and CyanoHABS, genetics and physiology) within our meeting archives. If you're not a member, please consider joining to gain access to our archives, get reduced conference registration rates, and receive our triannual Lake Wise newsletter. Check back soon for news about addition seminars during the winter and spring of 2021 .

Harmful algal bloom at Odell Lake, Klamath County, Oregon on 7/26/16 (Google Earth Image).

OLA's MISSION

is to promote the understanding, protection, and thoughtful management of lake and watershed ecosystems in Oregon. Serving almost entirely through volunteer efforts, the Oregon Lakes Association puts on an annual conference, publishes a triannual newsletter, sponsors Harmful Algal Bloom workshops, and works as an advocate for lakes in the legislative arena. OLA also provides scholarships for graduate students working on Oregon Lakes. 

Interested in becoming a member? Please consider joining the growing number of lake associations, nonprofits, consultants, and students who together create... a voice for quiet waters.

Lake Abert in Lake County, Oregon (Ron Larson photo). Visit our Projects page to find out how OLA is advocating for Lake Abert and other waterbodies in Oregon