Winter 2024 updates to the public mapper include areas to viewTribal competitive grant project information andState Success Stories!

The Data Explorer is a useful tool for interested community members, local watershed partners, and other non-governmental stakeholders to understand the work being done in their watersheds to restore and protect water quality. The Data Explorer website can be foundhere or navigate to your watershed using the widget below!

New NPS Resources

 Tribal Water and Natural Resources Conservation Guide (pdf)(22.71 MB, December 2024, 851-B-24-001) This guide aims to provide resources to Tribal environmental programs about federal assistance opportunities that can support Tribally led efforts to protect and restore waters, protect air quality, protect wildlife and habitat, prepare for climate change and natural hazards, steward lands, and support and engage Tribal communities. Learn more on theTribal Water and Natural Resources Conservation Guide webpage.

A Compendium of Tools and Methods to Estimate Environmental Benefits for Nature-Based Solutions (pdf)(1.61 MB, November 2024, 832-R-24-005)This compendium identifies methods and tools readers can use to estimate environmental benefits in urban and agricultural settings for planning activities. Learn more on theResources for Watershed Planning page.

Frequently Used & Technical Resources

• It's All Connected! Newly released info graphic highlighting impacts of dam removal.
• Clean Water SRF Best Practices Guide for Financing Nonpoint Source Solutions (pdf)
• Bioretention Design Handbook
• Saving the Rain: Green Stormwater Solutions for Congregations
• Green Infrastructure in Parks Guide 
• Monitoring and Evaluating Nonpoint Source Projects 
• The National Nonpoint Source Program Report (PDF)