Stewards of Hudson lake.

We are an enduring organization that promotes a healthy, thriving, and abundant, all-season, all-sport lake, capable of creating life-long memories serving individuals and families across generations

Dedicated to the preservation & enhancement of HUDSON LAKE.

14,000 years ago, the Great Lakes and the sister and brother lakes surrounding them were created. As the glaciers receded and carved out areas of the Northern North American continent, they left behind smaller areas of intense beauty, water, and wildlife that include Hudson Lake. These bodies of water have seen the worst of times and the best of times in our postmodern era. It is our passion to work to preserve and enhance the beauty that is Hudson Lake well into the next Millennia!

OUR PROJECTS

We are a passionate ABOUT OUR commitment TO protecting the true nature of what Hudson Lake represents.

Help Us Succeed

  • Volunteer

    Money isn’t everything! If you have the time, lend a hand. We are always very welcoming to working with new friends of the lake.

    Join the Fun

  • Project Donations

    We understand that people have hectic lives, so if you are tied up with the day-to-day, perhaps you could become a supporter of projects that are dear to your heart!

    Fund the Effort

  • Membership Dues

    Your membership fees help to keep the lights on and our conservation organization running like a well-oiled machine! Thank you for your continued support!

    Pay Your Dues

Upcoming events

  • Hoosier Riverwatch Training

    Two Hoosier Riverwatch trainings are being sponsored by the DNR Lake Michigan Coastal Program, IDEM, and Coffee Creek Watershed Conservancy. Basic training will be held on Monday, March 25 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. central time, and advanced E. coli on Tuesday, March 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Coffee Creek Preserve Pavilion. Parking is available on site. Classes are open to 15 participants each and once a class is full no more registrations will be taken. If you miss this session, don’t worry! More classes will be offered throughout LaPorte, Porter, and Lake Counties between March and April 2024. All classes are FREE!

    If you have any questions, please reach out to the LMCP’s Special Projects Coordinator Ashley Sharkey. Email ASharkey@dnr.in.gov Phone 219-299-4388

    Site info: https://events.in.gov/event/hoosier_riverwatch_coffee_creek_preserve_2024

  • Don't Miss: A total solar eclipse

    On the afternoon of April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse – the first since 2017 and the last until August 2044. It will travel an arc shape across the southern half of Indiana from southwest to northeast. The DNR has posted a number of its properties where the eclipse can be viewed from. You can check it all out at: https://www.in.gov/dnr/places-to-go/events/2024-solar-eclipse/

    A national source for the eclipse viewing is: https://eclipse.aas.org/eclipse-america-2024

  • Hudson Lake Conservation Association Public Meeting

    Tuesday, November 12, 2024, 4:3 0pm – 5:3 0pm (CT) at 
    New Carlisle Public Library
    408 S Bray St
    New Carlisle, IN 46552

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“We thank you for your support & invite you to enjoy all that Hudson Lake has to offer”.

HLCA Fundraising Team

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DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION & ENHANCEMENT OF HUDSON LAKE. 14,000 years ago, the Great Lakes and the sister and brother lakes surrounding them were created. As the glaciers receded and carved out areas of the Northern North American continent,
DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION & ENHANCEMENT OF HUDSON LAKE. 14,000 years ago, the Great Lakes and the sister and brother lakes surrounding them were created. As the glaciers receded and carved out areas of the Northern North American continent,
DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION & ENHANCEMENT OF HUDSON LAKE. 14,000 years ago, the Great Lakes and the sister and brother lakes surrounding them were created. As the glaciers receded and carved out areas of the Northern North American continent,