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  • August

    Center Hill Lake's Summer Ranger Dylan Hamlet talks with kids at Lighthouse Christian Camp July 7, 2015. He visited the camp in Smithville, Tenn., each week and educated hundreds of campers on the importance of water safety.

    Summer ranger proves to be great asset at Center Hill Lake

    LANCASTER, Tenn. (Aug. 6, 2015) – Each summer Corps of Engineers park rangers go into overdrive with boat patrols, programs and events, supervision of recreation areas, shoreline management, and overall assistance to lake visitors. The many responsibilities can be overwhelming, but this year the load is lightened at Center Hill Lake thanks to the outstanding work of a summer ranger.
  • Mike Ternak of the Los Angeles District is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' 2015 Sustainability Hero Award winner in the GreenGov Presidential Awards Program.

    District home to Sustainability Hero Award winner

    PHOENIX – Mike Ternak of the Los Angeles District is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' 2015

  • Species Spotlight: American Shad

    Of the species that pass through the Cooper River Rediversion Project’s fishlift at St. Stephen, the
  • Sannie Rivas completed an internship with the Charleston District for school where she spent two weeks learning about all the different aspects of what we do.

    See With My Own Eyes

    Coming all the way from Paraguay to the United States to be an exchange student at Ashley Hall, I
  • Two Charleston District employees are avid sailors of the water around the city. Learn more about their story.

    Where the Wind Takes Us

    10 knots or 45 knots; you never know what a day sailing on the water is going to give you. Referring