Hone Quarry Falls. Photo by Brad Striebig Designating Shenandoah Mountain as a National Scenic Area will literally take an Act of Congress. The more public support we have, the better.
To build more support Friends of Shenandoah Mountain has been reaching out to businesses and organizations. The proposed Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area has gained new endorsements from about a dozen organizations and businesses this spring, bringing the total to around 250. This does not count the thousands of individuals who have endorsed the proposal.
An endorsement indicates that a business or organization is in favor of designating our proposed Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area. See our complete list of endorsers.
To build more support Friends of Shenandoah Mountain has been reaching out to businesses and organizations. The proposed Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area has gained new endorsements from about a dozen organizations and businesses this spring, bringing the total to around 250. This does not count the thousands of individuals who have endorsed the proposal.
An endorsement indicates that a business or organization is in favor of designating our proposed Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area. See our complete list of endorsers.
| Friends of Shenandoah Mountain is pleased to add the following organizations to our list of endorsers:
|  JMU Adventure Program staff  Staunton-Augusta Chapter of Izaac Walton League of America |
| We are also pleased to add six Staunton businesses as endorsers:
We are grateful to all our endorsers as our coalition continues to grow. |  Depot Grille  |
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