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Stakeholders Resources

TMDL Knowledgebase ClearinghouseExit EPA Disclaimer
Virginia Tech's Center for TMDL and Watershed Studies has developed this database, funded in part by an EPA grant, which houses selected TMDL-related information. This searchable clearinghouse contains three types of resources: TMDL guidance documents, reviews, and summaries of TMDL-related technical and trade literature, and state-by-state summaries of TMDL programs across the nation.

Association of State and Interstate Water Pollution Control Administrators (ASIWPCA)TMDLs.netExit EPA Disclaimer
This Web site, funded in part by EPA grants, provides general information on TMDLs, specific examples, approaches to implementation, and many other technical, educational, and regulatory resources related to TMDLs.

Water Environment Federation's Third Party TMDL Development Toolkit (PDF)(30 pp., 1.7MB) Exit EPA Disclaimer
This tookit, developed under a cooperative agreement with EPA, provides basic steps in which an organization or group other than the lead water quality agency takes responsibility for developing the TMDL document and supporting analysis.

National Corn Growers Association Clean Water Act and TMDL Program: An Introduction and Basic Desk Reference for Corn Growers (PDF).(49 pp., 542K)Exit EPA Disclaimer
This primer from the National Corn Growers Association includes information on the Clean Water Act, TMDLs, a hypothetical TMDL case study, and opportunities for the agricultural community's involvement in development and implementation of TMDLs.

National Association of Counties (NACo) Introductory Information on TMDLs:

"The ABC's of TMDLs for Stakeholders"Audio version of Sept. 28, 2005 Webcast seminar
This Webcast provides an introduction to the impaired waters listing and TMDL Programs. Case examples illustrate the various principles of the TMDL Program and how this program is being used to guide water quality control decisions in both the point source and nonpoint source arenas. The Webcast also describes how you can be involved in the 303(d) listing and TMDL development efforts in your watershed.

Interagency Coordination

EPA and Forest Service Memorandum of Agreement to Address Water Quality Impairments on National Forest System Lands- Benjamin H. Grumbles (EPA) and Abigail Kimbell (Forest Service) - Sept. 28, 2007
EPA and the U.S. Forest Service signed this Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) to foster efficient strategies to address water quality impairments in National Forest System watersheds.

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