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Actions You Can Take
How to Help Your Watershed
- Become a volunteer
water monitor
Help protect our Nation's water resources by becoming a volunteer
monitor.
- Do's and don'ts
around the home
This report gives some tips on what you can do at home to help protect
surface waters from nonpoint source pollution.
- Consider Alternatives to Lead Fishing Sinkers
Lead fishing sinkers can be harmful to certain types of wildlife, and to you and
your family if you manufacture lead sinkers at home.
These articles provide some tips on what you can do to protect yourself
and the aquatic resources you enjoy from problems associated with
the manufacturing and use of lead sinkers.
- Opportunities
for you to prevent polluted runoff
Find out what you can do to combat the nation's leading cause of water
pollution.
- Preventing pollution
at marinas
Find out about the economic benefits that marina managers can achieve
by preventing pollution at their marinas.
- EPA links for
concerned citizens
- Find a local organization
working to protect your watershed
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