Friends of Lake James News Posts

Want to help the environment in a hands-on way that gives instant gratification? Volunteer for the annual Lake James shoreline clean-up effort May 4.

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For more than 40 years, people around the globe have dedicated one day out of the calendar to honor the earth and recommit themselves to preserving and restoring its health and natural beauty.

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Folks who have been asking about opportunities to make Lake James State Park even better than it already is should mark March 9 and 23 on their calendar.

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Members of the Friends of Lake James State Park get plenty of opportunities to demonstrate their appreciation for the park; there are volunteer work days for trail building and maintenance, chances to help out at the annual Catawba RiverFest celebration and other events, beautification projects and, of course, financial donations that allow FLJSP to support park activities and programs.

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The Friends of Lake James State Park congratulates Nora Coffey on her recent promotion to super- intendent at the beautiful 3,514-acre state park at the base of the Linville Gorge.

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During 2012, rangers at Lake James State Park issued 21 citations for 21 charges within the park boundary, including;

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Are you an experienced writer with a little time and a big de- sire to see Lake James State Park provide the best recreational opportunities and services to the people of North Carolina? Are you willing to put your passion for the park into words? If so, the Friends of Lake James State Park needs you.

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Have you ever found out about an event at the park, and been exicted, just to find out that event had passed? There are a couple of ways you can stay in the know about what is happening at the park each month.

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With the weather taking a turn for the frigid, now is a good time to review these seasonal safety tips and pre-pare for the unlikely event of a cold weather emergency.

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The New Year promises to be an exciting period of growth and development at Lake James State Park, especially when it comes to new opportunities for visitors to enjoy the expansive, 3,514-acre facility at the foot of the Linville Gorge.

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