The Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Grant funds Kentucky projects that use science-based methods to reduce runoff pollution and improve water quality, administered by the Kentucky Energy & Environment Cabinet.
Environmental Grants support conservation districts with education, demonstrations, and improved management practices to reduce agricultural non-point source pollution of surface water and groundwater.
The Litter Abatement Grant Program funds Kentucky communities to develop and implement science-based litter reduction, cleanup, and prevention initiatives, led by the Kentucky Energy & Environment Cabinet.
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.
Nonpoint Source Funding: 2027 Request for Applications supports watershed project sponsors in planning and implementing work to restore and protect Colorado waterbodies from nonpoint source pollution.
Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Grants support agencies, local governments, universities, and nonprofits in runoff control, education, and restoration to protect Mississippi’s water resources.