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EPA's Work in the Gulf of America

  • Gulf of America Division

    EPA is committed to helping develop voluntary actions and public-private solutions through collaborative efforts to improve water and habitat through its Gulf of America Division.

Did you know?

The GDP of the Gulf's blue economy is $104 billion (almost 600 thousand jobs).

Source: NOAA
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  • What EPA is doing to help restore the Gulf of America
  • Learn more about EPA's Gulf of America Division
A map of North America in grey with three sections highlighted, on a dark blue background. Each section shows state outlines in the U.S. and Mexico. Six info boxes state: “31 U.S. states and a large portion of Mexico drain into the watershed. The watershed is made up of 33 major rivers. The U.S. Gulf coastline is 1,630 miles long. The watershed encompasses over 5 million acres. The watershed serves as an essential habitat for countless fish and wildlife species. The watershed constitutes 66% of the total es
  • Community Resilience

    EPA's Gulf of America Program partners with Gulf coast communities to develop adaptive programs and methods for communities and ecosystems to become more resilient to coastal hazards.

    Learn more about community resilience
  • Working with Farmers for Innovative Ideas & Economic Solutions

    Learn how the Gulf of America Division’s (GAD) Farmer-to-Farmer (F2F) program improves water quality, protects and/or increases wildlife habitat and enhances environmental education through demonstrations of crop or land management practices.

    Learn more about the Farmer-to-Farmer program
  • Natural Resource Damage Assessment and RESTORE

    Measurable results-oriented projects are being implemented to restore the Gulf of America ecosystem and the natural resources injured by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. 

    Learn more about NRDA and Restore
Tools for Individuals and Communities
  • How's My Waterway
  • Gulf of America Partnership Escaped Trash Assessment Protocol (ETAP) Materials
GAD Investments and Funding
  • Breakdown of active agreements by state, number of projects funded and dollar amounts per state.

  • Map to show number of projects per state.

  • Percent of funding per priority area.

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Last updated on March 13, 2025
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