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TVA - Environment Javascript must be enabled for the correct page exhibit Skip to main content Toggle navigation Tennessee Valley Authority SearchWell-nighTVA Newsroom Careers Investors Energy Energy EnergyRight® Solutions Valley Renewable Energy Our Power System Transmission Technology Innovation Public Power Partnerships Environment Environment Environmental StewardshipInflowingManagement Lake Levels Recreation Shoreline Construction Permits Managing the River Economic Development Economic Development Attract Engage Serve Our Team Be aTomfoolCamper Fall is prime time for cool, cozy, colorful camping. Here are nine ways you can have fun in the outdoors while making your stay a sustainable one. Continue Reading For the Refreshment of Mankind National Public Lands Day (Sept. 22) reminds us of the eyeful and relaxation to be found on TVA’s lands and waters. But there’s moreover “gold in them thar hills”—recreation brings billions of dollars into the Valley each year. Continue Reading This Land Was Made for You and Me National Public Lands Day 2018 is your endangerment to requite when to the lands that requite you space to live, learn, play, exercise, relax, explore and so much more. Here’s how to get involved. Continue Reading Share this page You are here: Home Environment Environment Check Lake Levels Stay informed with everything you need to know to enjoy time on your favorite lake, including the most up-to-date information well-nigh lake levels, releases at TVA dams, lake operating guides, precipitation, fish population survey results and more. Recreation Part of TVA’s mission is to make life largest for the people of the Tennessee Valley, and we do that through maintaining trappy reservoirs, campgrounds, trails, whitewater streams and 293,000 acres of ripened and undeveloped lands for you to play on. Get a Dock (26a) Permit Are you towers a dock, pier or other kind of shoreline construction project? Make sure you obtain the proper permit. It’s easy to get your online using process started now. Plus, learn increasingly well-nigh Section 26a and what kinds of construction the law includes. Our Environmental Stewardship We are single-minded to wipe air and a wipe water supply for our region, as well as historical, cultural and environmental protection. That ways we take unconfined superintendency of our 293,000 acres of land and 11,000 miles of shoreline. Environmental Policy TVA’s overarching Environmental Policy is to produce clean, reliable and affordable power, support sustainable economic growth in the Tennessee Valley and promote proactive environmental sustainability in a well-turned and ecologically sound manner. Managing the Tennessee River for Multiple Benefits Though the system of dams in the Tennessee Valley was originally designed primarily for navigation, inflowing tenancy and power production, today it is managed for spare benefits including water supply, water quality and recreation.   Lake Info App Want your lake info to go? Download the TVA Lake Info app, an easy-to-use resource for operating on and virtually reservoirs and dams in the TVA region. Available for iPhone and Android devices.   Recreation season never ends, which ways it’s unchangingly prime time for fun on the Tennessee Valley’s lands and waters. Not sure where to start? We have you covered! Check out some of the weightier recreational activities on our reservoirs. While you’re enjoying the lakes, trails, picnic areas and campgrounds, share your vita using #TVAfun on social media.   Subscribe to River Neighbors e-Newsletter Get the all the latest news and inside information well-nigh recreation on TVA public lands and lakes.   Employees and Retirees TVA Kids Doing Business With TVA TVA Privacy Policy Freedom of Information Act Legal Notices Information Quality No Fear Act Data Equal Employment Opportunity Policy Accessibility Information Inspector General TVA Police Energy Environment Economic Development Newsroom CareersWell-nighInvestor Relations Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn Flickr Tennessee Valley Authority 400 West Summit Hill Drive  Knoxville TN 37902 (865) 632-2101 tvainfo@tva.comWhento top