The James River Water Quality Improvement Program supports organizations and public agencies undertaking on-the-ground projects to measurably reduce pollution and improve water quality in the James River watershed.
The Virginia Program supports organizations working on water protection, land conservation, environmental education, and emerging concerns to achieve lasting improvements to Virginia’s environment.
Community Conservation Program supports local organizations working on water quality, land conservation, and environmental learning to achieve lasting environmental results in the Roanoke area.
Nonpoint Source Implementation Projects supports Virginia organizations carrying out watershed pollution controls and septic work to protect water quality and prevent degradation.
Water Quality Improvement Fund (WQIF) supports local governments and individuals with wastewater treatment upgrades and conveyance projects to reduce point source nutrient loads to the Chesapeake Bay.
Stormwater Local Assistance Fund supports local governments with stormwater projects and permanent nutrient credit purchases to reduce water quality pollutant loads and meet water quality commitments.