NPS Project Implementation Grant

The NPS Project Implementation Grant, offered by the Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation, provides funding up to $50,000 for projects aimed at reducing nonpoint source pollution. Eligible applicants include government and non-government entities, with a 50% cost-share required for non-government entities. The grant supports initiatives that enhance water quality and improve natural water systems, ensuring the preservation of Montana's valuable water resources.

Eligible Applicants: Government and non-government entitiesMaximum Grant Request: $50,000Match Requirement: Government Entities: No Match RequiredNon-Government Entities: 50% Cost-Share
Program Overview
The purpose of the Nonpoint Source Pollution Reduction (NPS) Grant Program is to provide financial assistance to projects which measurably preserve Montana's water resources. Nonpoint source pollution is the contamination or other alteration of the physical, chemical or biological properties of state waters. Projects must therefore improve water quality or water quantity, including stream flows and water storage in existing natural systems, such as riparian areas, floodplains, and wetlands.
NPS Project Implementation grants can fund on-the-ground projects that preserve water resources and provide benefits such as erosion reduction, water quality enhancement, and sediment reduction.
Reimbursement
DNRC reimburses eligible project costs on a reimbursement basis.

Eligibility

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