Indiana Clean Lakes Program

The Indiana Clean Lakes Program is a water monitoring and education initiative based in the United States. A program of the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) Office of Water Quality, it is administered through Indiana University's O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. Established in 1989, the program boasts a team of four employees. The program offers a variety of services focused on improving water quality in Indiana's lakes. These services include water monitoring, data analysis, and public outreach and education programs. The Indiana Clean Lakes Program serves a diverse range of participants, from volunteer citizen scientists to graduate student researchers and lake enthusiasts. The program's strength lies in its collaborative approach, engaging a broad network of individuals dedicated to lake conservation. This collaborative spirit allows for a comprehensive understanding of lake ecosystems and contributes to effective management strategies. For more information about the Indiana Clean Lakes Program, please visit clp.indiana.edu.