Lake and Watershed Association of South Carolina (LWASC): The purpose of the LAWSC is to promote understanding of, protection and comprehensie mangement of water resources and their watersheds. This state chapter of the North American Lake Management Society can provide information about water resources activities in South Carolina and the Southeast. Contact LWASC to find out if there is a lake, stream or water shed in your area.
LWASC
P.O. Box 1241
Irmo, SC 29063
Telephone: (803) 407-0416
Fax: (803) 407-0416
email: lwasc@earthling.net
Internet Site: http://www.nalms.org/lwasc/index.htm
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