Lake George Association
Brendan Wiltse is the Executive Director of the Lake George Association since December 2024, with a rich background in leadership and environmental science. As the owner of Brendan Wiltse Photography, photographic work focuses on landscapes, nature, and wildlife, contributing to conservation programs with features in notable publications. Prior roles include Executive Director, Chief Scientist, and Senior Research Scientist at the Adirondack Watershed Institute and Paul Smith's College, emphasizing water quality and research initiatives. Brendan has overseen science programs at the Ausable River Association and held various positions at the Adirondack Mountain Club, promoting environmental education and stewardship. Academic qualifications include a Ph.D. in Biology from Queen's University and a B.Sc. in Biology from Paul Smith's College.
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Lake George Association
The Preeminent Protector of The Queen of American Lakes The Lake George Association is the preeminent Lake-protection entity dedicated to safeguarding The Queen of American Lakes in Upstate New York. The LGA has architected and advanced a science-guided, partner-driven model of freshwater protection designed for adaptation and scaling across the country and world-wide. The LGA brings together the world-class science of the The Jefferson Project freshwater research partnership and the Lake George Waterkeeper, with input from our Council of Science Advisors; the dedicated volunteer efforts of our Citizen Scientists; bold public and private protection partnerships; community education; public policy advocacy; and direct investments in protection programs and activities to deliver an unsurpassed level of care for a Lake unrivaled in its beauty and cleanliness.