In Western Loudoun, our homes, businesses, farms, and livestock depend on whether we can get water from our wells. But according to a new scientific study:
- Our water tables are steadily falling
- In 1990 there were 10,000 active wells in western Loudoun. Now there are 19,000
- Hooking rural areas up to Loudoun Water would be financially disastrous.
To learn more and become involved in protecting and preserving our groundwater supplies, join us at one of our FREE Community Groundwater events.
Sponsored by Loudoun County Preservation and Conservation Coalition. Event 2 of 3.
Questions: Contact Trinity Mills at tmills@loudounwildlife.org.