Forest Service, approach a BlueTriton water pipe in the San Bernardino National Forest on Monday, Sept. Ashley Landis/AP Show More Show Less 4 of18 Activist Bridger Zadina, left, and Gary Earney, retired forester with the U.S. The order would prevent BlueTriton from drawing water from certain points in the San Bernardino National Forest.

The State Water Resources Control Board is expected to vote Tuesday on whether to issue a cease-and-desist order against BlueTriton, the company that produces the widely-known Arrowhead brand of bottled water. Earney handled water permits for springs in that area from 1978-2007. Forest Service, looks for springs that serve as the headwaters of Strawberry Creek in San Bernardino National Forest on Monday, Sept. Ashley Landis/AP Show More Show Less 3 of18 Gary Earney, a retired forester with the U.S.

As a part of their permit, the company is required to release a certain amount of spring water to serve wildlife in the area. Ashley Landis/AP Show More Show Less 2 of18 Spring water flows from a BlueTriton pipe in the San Bernardino National Forest on Monday, Sept. 1 of18 Activist Bridger Zadina drinks spring water flowing from a BlueTriton pipe in the San Bernardino National Forest on Monday, Sept.

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