The Lake Lanier Association (LLA) was founded in 1966 to address the needs of the regions stakeholders.  The organization has evolved to a membership of over 4,500 members and organizations.  According to their website http://www.lakelanier.org/, the stakeholders for the lake include lake residents, individuals, families, businesses, boaters, and fisherman. 

Specific information on the lake can be found at their website: http://www.lakelanier.info/

The Corps of Engineers operates 46 parks around the lake.  The recreational activities they provide include:  golfing, camping, boating, fishing, hunting, picnicing, hiking, swimming, and geocaching.   

There are 10 marinas around the shores of Lake Lanier. Many of the marinas offer new and used boat sales, boat storage and boat maintenance. Most have on-site gas-pumps.

The US Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution in conjunction with the National Resources Leadership Institute out of NC State University is conducting a stakeholder investigation on the ACF Basin.  A presentation of their findings is in the powerpoint presentation http://www.boma-atlanta.org/pdf/USIECR%20-%20ACF%20Basin%20results%20-%20110908.pdf