Water QualityWe value clean water for many reasons. We depend on lakes and streams for drinking water and recreation. Wildlife depends on habitats created by healthy streams, wetlands and lakes. There is strong support in both rural and urban communities for efforts to maintain and improve water quality. Table Rock Lake Water Quality, Inc. is a 501 C-3 corporation formed in December, 1998 by the Table Rock Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. We are committed to continually improving the water quality of Table Rock Lake. The Chamber's board of directors recognized that the improvement and preservation of the water quality of Table Rock Lake to be a monumental challenge deserving of a commitment from a one purpose organization. This proactive organization monitors the potential for localized water quality impacts from septic systems, hosts shoreline cleanup projects twice a year and conducts on-site wastewater demostration projects.
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More than 90 percent of Missouri is private land. This land also harbors most of Missouri's natural resources. Those involved in the conservation of soil, water, forests, fish, and wildlife cannot fully succeed without the voluntary cooperation of private landowners. Encouraging stewardship of natural resources on private land is a vital part of the conservation effort. Many agencies offer assistance programs to help landowners make the most of their land while also providing for these resources. 
