The Association does its work through an active board charged with monitoring stream water quality, proposed developments, legislation, zoning changes, and other actions that have potential impact on the environment and quality of life the Goose Creek watershed in northern Fauquier and southern Loudoun Counties, VA, and taking steps through educational forums to forestall or encourage these changes accordingly.

We actively support the work of other like-minded regional groups both in spirit and with financial support. And we work to coalesce the many conservation and preservation efforts to provide a unified voice for conservation/preservation-minded citizens in the area.

06/25/09 - News From the Goose
Although some may think it has been too chilly…or in some cases too hot, the weather has blessed us with a glorious spring, replete with rain balanced with ample doses of sunshine. Water levels in the Goose Creek are higher than they have been in several years and beckon to those who...
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02/18/09 - News From the Goose
As we launch our coming year we wish to thank all of you who, as members and volunteers, have so generously contributed both financially and ...
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10/14/07 - Presentation to the Goose Creek Association
Bob Lee, Executive Director, Virginia Outdoors Foundation
According to the Geographic Names Information System, available on the Internet, Goose Creek has had variant names throughout history beginning with Native American names that I will not even try to pronounce, but old maps have...
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The fundamental mission of the Goose Creek Association is to protect and preserve the natural resources of the Goose Creek Watershed. In order to measure progress, the quality of Goose Creek water is regularly tested by volunteers. GCA volunteers monitor 22 stations: 16 are in Fauquier County and 6 are in Loudoun County.
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