Water Quality Assessment Grants support local sponsors in monitoring and assessing water quality to identify watershed problems, understand pollutant sources, and guide future planning and implementation.
Section 319 Grants support local sponsors with watershed restoration, water quality assessment, education, and technical projects to reduce nonpoint source pollution and protect North Dakota waters.
Section 604(b) Water Quality Planning Grants support local watershed planners in identifying water quality problems and measures to restore impaired waters and protect high-quality waters in New Hampshire.
Water Resources Development Grant Program supports North Carolina local governments with water management, navigation, restoration, recreation, and implementation studies to develop the state's water resources.
The 205(j) Water Quality Planning Grant supports North Carolina regional planning organizations in identifying pollution problems and planning practical measures to improve water quality across the state.
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.