This program supports small-scale education and outreach projects that restore and protect waterbodies affected by nonpoint source pollution. Funded activities include creating educational materials, forming community-school partnerships for wetlands projects, and supporting outreach events such as conferences and water festivals. Grants range from $1,000 to $5,000 and require non-federal matching funds. Applicants must submit proposals year-round and provide periodic and final reports.
Eligible applicants are watershed groups and other local entities interested in education and outreach projects related to nonpoint source pollution. Applicants must provide periodic reports and final documentation including match evidence.
