This agreement provides support to the state of arkansas to implement its nonpoint source management program, focusing on watersheds with water quality impairments caused by polluted runoff from…

This agreement provides support to the state of arkansas to implement its nonpoint source management program, focusing on watersheds with water quality impairments caused by polluted runoff from nonpoint sources. Nonpoint source implementation projects include a variety of structural and non-structural best management practices (bmps), watershed planning, monitoring, technology demonstrations, and a variety of education/outreach programs.activities:the proposed work in this agreement includes fifteen projects that will support water quality monitoring, NPS best management practice implementation, nutrient reduction, low impact development, coordination with partner agencies and development of watershed management plans for high priority watersheds. Project list: 22-100- implementation of green infrastructure practices to improve water quality in the illinois river watershed 22-200- sediment and nutrient reduction in the l'anguille river watershed in ST. Francis county cost share project 22-300- enhancement and establishment of river, riparian, and wetland restoration in northwest arkansas 22-400- preserving water quality in the beaver lake watershed 22-500- smart growth for source water protection in the beaver lake watershed 22-600- implementation of mullins creek restoration - phase III 22-700- lake leatherwood watershed assessment 22-800- water quality monitoring in illinois river and beaver creek 22-900- little river watershed outreach education and watershed management plan implementation 22-1000- lower little river watershed unpaved road sediment reduction and fish passage assessment and improvement 22-1100- watershed management plan for the upper white river watershed 22-1200- frog bayou/ r. Pense streambank stabilization project 22-1300- arkansas silvicultural nonpoint source project 22-1400- upper saline watershed modeling and management planning 22-1500- water quality monitoring in the upper illinois river watershed and upper white river basinsubrecipient:the proposed work in this agreement includes fifteen projects that will support water quality monitoring, NPS best management practice implementation, nutrient reduction, low impact development, coordination with partner agencies and development of watershed management plans for high priority watersheds. Project list: 22-100- implementation of green infrastructure practices to improve water quality in the illinois river watershed 22-200- sediment and nutrient reduction in the l'anguille river watershed in ST. Francis county cost share project 22-300- enhancement and establishment of river, riparian, and wetland restoration in northwest arkansas 22-400- preserving water quality in the beaver lake watershed 22-500- smart growth for source water protection in the beaver lake watershed 22-600- implementation of mullins creek restoration - phase III 22-700- lake leatherwood watershed assessment 22-800- water quality monitoring in illinois river and beaver creek 22-900- little river watershed outreach education and watershed management plan implementation 22-1000- lower little river watershed unpaved road sediment reduction and fish passage assessment and improvement 22-1100- watershed management plan for the upper white river watershed 22-1200- frog bayou/ r. Pense streambank stabilization project 22-1300- arkansas silvicultural nonpoint source project 22-1400- upper saline watershed modeling and management planning 22-1500- water quality monitoring in the upper illinois river watershed and upper white river basinoutcomes:the anticipated deliverables and expected outcomes include load reductions of phosphorus, nitrogen and sediment from bmps, development of watershed management plans, increased knowledge of NPS pollution prevention and delisting of impaired waterbodies from the state CWA section 303(d) list. Direct beneficiaries of this program include all state residents and occupants, both permanent