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Section 319 National Monitoring Program: Overview


The objectives of the Section 319 National Monitoring Program are to scientifically evaluate the effectiveness of watershed technologies designed to control nonpoint source pollution and to improve our understanding of nonpoint source pollution. This document provides a short overview of the program and describes specific projects currently in the program.

Section 319 National Monitoring Program: An Overview

Nonpoint Source Water Pollution: An Emerging Threat

The Watershed Approach to Nonpoint Source Pollution Control

Section 319 National Monitoring Program: Improving Our Understanding of Pollution Control

Section 319 National Monitoring Program: Project Selection

Section 319 National Monitoring Program: Projects
Arizona - Oak Creek Canyon
California - Morro Bay Watershed
Idaho - Eastern Snake River Plain
Illinois - Lake Pittsfield
Iowa - Sny Magill Watershed
Michigan - Sycamore Creek Watershed
Nebraska - Elm Creek Watershed
North Carolina - Long Creek Watershed
Pennsylvania - Pequea and Mill Creek Watershed
Vermont - Lake Champlain Basin Watersheds
Wisconsin - Otter Creek

Future Directions of the Section 319 National Monitoring Program

Glossary

NCSU Water Quality Group
Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service
North Carolina State University
Campus Box 7637
Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7637
Phone: 919/515-3723
Fax: 919/515-7448

AUTHORS:
Deanna L. Osmond
Daniel E. Line
Jean Spooner

EDITOR:
Dorothy Zimmerman

LAYOUT & DESIGN:
Janet M. Young

Disclaimer: This publication was developed by the North Carolina State University Water Quality Group, a part of the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, under U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Grant No. X818397. The contents and views expressed in this document are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the policies or positions of the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, the USEPA, or other organizations named in this report, nor does the mention of trade names for products or software constitute their endorsement.



 

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