The Fourth Episode of The Lake Show in October on Knoxville's Community Television featuring the founder of River Sports. Ed McAllister discusses the Lake Life, and economic benefits of Ft. Loudoun Lake.

Mission
Our mission is to give people who live, work and recreate on or near Fort Loudoun Lake an opportunity to protect and enhance the economic benefits and quality of life value of clean water.

Company Overview
We have 3 workboats on the lake year-round removing trash, debris, and even large items like stray docks and sunken boats from the water.

FLLA also does a lot of education work, including with the Boys and Girls clubs, in the schools, and even with food-service businesses that are having trouble complying with environmental regulations.

We also do some contract work for private citizens and municipalities, including water-quality testing, shoreline restoration, watershed management (for example, maintaining skimmers and booms along First Creek), and more.

The large majority of what we do is funded by our members, who are people who live near, play on, or just love the lake.

FLLA has regular clean-ups in local parks along streams and lake shoreline, as well as a number of fun events to raise awareness about the quality of the lake.