Tallulah Falls School joins effort to help protect local waterways

By (not verified) on Monday, August 10, 2026

By Elisha Boggs 

Special to The Clayton Tribune 

  • Submitted photo. Henry Dumas collects water from Lake Burton, which he will take back to test for E. Coli levels in the IDEXX laboratory on the TFS campus.
    Submitted photo. Henry Dumas collects water from Lake Burton, which he will take back to test for E. Coli levels in the IDEXX laboratory on the TFS campus.

    Protecting North Georgia’s waterways now involves a science lab at Tallulah Falls School.

    Through a partnership with Savannah Riverkeeper and the Lake Burton Civic Association, TFS is now home to an ID…