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.
Supports planning and implementation of science-based projects to reduce nonpoint source pollution in Maine’s priority watersheds.
Section 319 Watershed Assistance Grants support New Hampshire projects with local stakeholders to carry out watershed-based plans, reduce nonpoint source pollution, and restore or protect waters.
Clean Water Act Section 319 Grants support Delaware project sponsors implementing best management practices and education to reduce nonpoint source pollution and improve water quality.
Nonpoint Source Management Program supports Florida public agencies, colleges, and estuary programs with projects and education to reduce pollution from land use, protect groundwater, and treat impaired waters.
The NPS Section 319(h) Grant from the Alabama Department of Environmental Management funds watershed-based projects that reduce nonpoint source pollution and improve water quality in Alabama.