This is a short documentary on the history, culture and threats to the Goose Creek watershed, an integral part of the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay watersheds. It also highlights the Goose Creek Association’s efforts to address these threats.

The Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement calls for a total of 181,440 stream bank miles to be restored with forest buffers by 2025! Join us as we do our part to reach that goal…

Much of northern Fauquier and Western Loudoun counties obtain their drinking water from the Goose Creek watershed and it’s aquifers. In addition, both Fairfax and parts of Leesburg obtain their drinking water from Goose Creek. It is a very precious resource for more than its scenic beauty and ability to provide water for many uses over its entire 350 square mile watershed.