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Nonpoint Source Programs and Success Stories in the Southeast
Region 4 States and Tribes are awarded Section 319 Grants to support a variety of nonpoint source (NPS) program activities including technical assistance, technology transfer, monitoring, demonstration, outreach and educational projects. These program activities are designed to reduce NPS pollution (polluted runoff) from scattered sources in the environment, rather than from a specific outlet such as a pipe (point source).
Region 4 NPS Programs and Success Stories
Region 4 programs and projects have received national recognition and are featured on the EPA Headquarters Section 319 Nonpoint Source Success Stories web site. This web site includes waterbodies identified by states as being primarily nonpoint source-impaired and having achieved documented water quality improvements.
Select a state or tribal link below for information on Region 4 NPS programs and highlights of other successful projects, such as watershed and wetland restoration, and improvement of water quality through nutrient and sediment load reductions.
Select a State
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Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Tribal |
Links:
- 319 Grant
Program:
Funds provided to designated Region 4 state and tribal agencies to implement approved nonpoint source management programs.
- Nonpoint
Source Contacts:
EPA Region 4 Staff Contacts.
- Watersheds
in the Southeast:
Region 4 Watershed Management Office; coordinates watershed programs in the Southeast.