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The Tennessee River Valley, the fifth largest river system in the country, is blessed with tremendous natural resources containing the richest biological resources of any freshwater system in the world. The ETHP, formerly known as the Clean Water Program, monitors the health and welfare of its wetlands, headwaters, and tributaries. Our goal is to protect these waters through advocacy, education, and organizing. The protection of this region is a priority not only because of its biodiversity but also because it supplies drinking water to hundreds of thousands of citizens in Southern Appalachia who rely on safe and clean water for their families. Because states have authority over important aspects of watershed protection and restoration, the ETHP has also taken the lead in facilitating and nurturing a state-wide coalition called the Tennessee Clean Water Network. Visit the TCWN website at http://tcwn.org/ for news, resources, and links to clean water organizations and government agencies in Tennessee and nationally. For more information about the work of the East Tennessee Headwaters Project, or to learn how to get involved, please contact info@tcwn.org or (865) 524-4771.
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