Long Island Sound Community Impact Fund supports communities through restoration, pollution reduction, science, and engagement projects to improve water quality, habitats, resilience, and public access.
Nonpoint Source (NPS) Implementation Grants support governments, public schools, universities, and nonprofits in reducing runoff pollution and restoring aquatic habitat in targeted Rhode Island watersheds.
The Long Island Sound Futures Fund supports science-based projects to restore water quality, habitats, and community resilience in the Long Island Sound watershed, funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation.
Ipswich Water Supply and PFAS Grant supports public water suppliers with studies, design, permitting, and construction to reduce Ipswich River demand, address PFAS, and improve drinking-water access.
Investigation Into the Potential of Large-Scale Bioextraction in the Long Island Sound supports researchers assessing aquaculture sites and commercial bioextraction to reduce nitrogen and improve water quality.