Federal 319(h) Grants support Utah landowners, farmers, and watershed groups with voluntary pollution-control, restoration, and education projects to reduce nonpoint source pollution and improve water quality.
State Nonpoint Source Grants support Utah landowners and watershed groups with voluntary restoration, runoff controls, planning, and education to reduce pollution and improve water quality.
Federal § 319 Grant supports public and private nonprofit organizations implementing nonpoint source pollution reduction projects to improve water quality in Idaho’s lakes, streams, rivers, and aquifers.
CWA 319(h) Grants support counties, conservation districts, colleges, regional agencies, and nonprofits in watershed planning and implementation to reduce pollution and protect Nevada’s waters.
Georgia 319(h) Nonpoint Source Grant supports Georgia public entities in carrying out watershed projects that reduce nonpoint source pollution and improve or protect water quality.
The 319 Grant Program (Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source Grant Program) supports locally led Arkansas watershed projects that reduce runoff pollution and improve water quality through restoration, practices, and monitoring.