Clean Water

Communities in the Valley count on clean, abundant water for drinking water supply, farming, recreation and tourism. Our world-class streams and rivers form the headwaters of the Shenandoah and James Rivers and then flow to the Chesapeake Bay.

The Alliance works with local government, watershed groups, and agencies to advance the local programs and planning for erosion and sediment control, agricultural best management practices, storm water management and regional water planning.

Current Clean Water Projects

Atlantic Coast Pipeline

George Washington National Forest

Shenandoah Valley Conservation Collaborative

Silver Lake Signage & Walking Path

Save Happy Creek

Reservoir in the George Washington National Forest at sunset.

Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area

A small creek winds through a bank with lush plants, white and purple flowers alongside a field.

Smith Creek Showcase Watershed

Bright blue water flows through tall grass in the foreground while cows graze in the background under a blue sky dotted with clouds.

Augusta Next

Recent News

The Next Generation of Conservation

May 08 2026

Expanding Our Impact: Welcoming Appalachian Conservation Corps

Apr 14 2026

This summer, our team grows as we welcome two members of the Appalachian Conservation Corps (ACC). From May to September, these early-career conservationists will lead a critical regional effort to enhance our local waterways.

In Page & Warren Counties, Hands-on “Speed-Dating” Workshops Advance Local Conservation Goals

Apr 14 2026

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