Agricultural runoff is a persistent challenge to water quality in the Upper Midwest. To better understand how state-led policies address this issue, students Meghan Anderson and Taylor Hohensee in the ...

The Livingston-based nonprofit Montana Freshwater Partners will receive $1.5 million over three years fromthe Montana ...

What do residents of urban areas, the business and manufacturing, and the agriculture sector have in common? Each plays a pivotal role in enhancing water quality. There are two primary sources of ...

Nonpoint source pollution is the largest cause of water quality impairment in Montana’s lakes and streams, and typically comes from diffuse sources that are not regulated under a discharge permit.

This is the metadata section. Skip to content viewer section. Decades of voluntary efforts to reduce agricultural nonpoint source pollution have been ineffective at protecting water quality worldwide.

Just ask young children, they know, intuitively, that water is crucial for sustaining life. The good news is that we can resolve to do one simple thing to keep water clean-keep the streets where ...

Fayette County farmers who need funding for projects involving stream water quality or reducing soil runoff may qualify for a grant under a fairly new program administered by the Fayette ...

made possible through a $65,000 grant from the NC Land and Water Fund, focuses both on pollution and flood mitigation, identifying both point source pollution and nonpoint source issues that spike ...

ZEELAND, Mich. (WOOD) — Ottawa Conservation District is partnering with local farmers to restore watersheds through practical ...

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is seeking applications for approximately $1 million in funding for nonpoint source pollution reduction projects. The deadline for eligible applic ...