http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,154,0,0,html http://www.svnva.org/img/logo.gif http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,154,0,0,html Shenandoah Valley Network 60 en Wild Virginia's study shows that 260,000 northern Shenandoah Valley residents get their drinking water from sources in the George Washington National Forest. http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,154,437,-1,html SVN issued a statement in December 2008 urging the George Washington National Forest to improve current drinking watershed management planning in order to protect and preserve water quality for Shenandoah Valley residents. http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,154,436,-1,html SVN issued a statement in December 2008 urging the George Washington National Forest to improve current drinking watershed management planning in order to protect and preserve water quality for Shenandoah Valley residents. http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,204,392,-1,html This study shows that 260,000 northern Shenandoah Valley residents get their drinking water from sources in the George Washington National Forest, and offers ways to better plan for and protect water resources in the Forest. http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,204,391,-1,html Many localities have adopted resolutions calling on the George Washington National Forest to enhance the management and monitoring of watersheds that provide drinking water to local communities. Find out if your city, town, or county is among them. http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,154,390,-1,html View the list of NGO's and agencies that have adopted resolutions calling on the U.S. Forest Service to make protection of drinking water resources a top priority. http://www.svnva.org/index.cfm/1,154,389,-1,html