Northern Virginia Stream Restoration Bank

July 10, 2008

The final plan set for the Snakeden watershed has been submitted to Fairfax County. Construction of Reach 4 is complete, and construction of Reach 5 has commenced.

See the FAQ for trail closing information.

See past updates.


The Northern Virginia Stream Restoration Bank (NVSRB) is a partnership between Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. (WSSI) and The Peterson Companies (TPC), working in concert with the Reston Association (RA). The goal of NVSRB is to restore approximately 26 miles of degraded streams (14 miles in Phase I) in Reston, Virginia, to the benefit of all involved.


We invite you to keep apprised of the project and the current work going on in your neighborhood throughout the process. Feel free to browse this site for more information: take a look at our timeline or see the project in pictures. Peruse the frequently asked questions, or ask a question that we haven't yet answered. Learn what's involved with archeology, survey, GIS, ecology, or engineering design.


Use the interactive map below to find out what's going on in your neck of the woods.


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Reston Stream Reaches by Watershed

Snakeden Watershed

The Glade Watershed

Colvin Run Watershed

Reach 1

Reach 1

Baron Cameron

Reach 2

Reach 2

Bennington Woods

Reach 3

Reach 3

Buttermilk Creek

Reach 4

Reach 4

Forest Edge

Reaches 5 to 8

Reach 5

Vantage Hill

Reaches 6A, 6B, and 8A

Reach 6

Lake Anne

Reaches 9 to 11


Lake Newport

Reach 12


Wiehle Avenue, Reach 1

Reaches 13 to 15


Wiehle Avenue, Reach 2

Reach 16


Tall Oaks

Reach 17