West Virginia Conservation Agency. Section 319 Non Point Source Program WVCA is the primary entity responsible for the implementation of the: Agriculture.

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West Virginia Conservation Agency

Section 319 Non Point Source Program WVCA is the primary entity responsible for the implementation of the: Agriculture Components Construction Components of the Section 319 Non Point Source Program and for coordinating and implementing water quality improvement projects.

Conservation Specialists - Lead for Project Teams WVCA Conservation Specialists (CS) provide support to: Volunteer Watershed Associations Education of Citizens on Non Point Source Pollution Issues Identify Local Stakeholders Partners and Funding Sources Take the Lead for Project Teams Consisting of Community Stakeholders to Place Projects on the Ground.

Conservation Specialists – Direct Service Providers The CSs serve as direct service providers and help coordinate assistance from other sources to watershed organizations and landowners. WVCA supports statewide efforts to address nonpoint pollution through the coordination and implementation of projects addressing: Runoff Erosion and Sediment Control Stormwater Management Nutrient and Pest Management Stream Cleanup Riparian Demonstrations Streambank Stabilization Pre and Post Monitoring Watershed Assessments BMP Selection and Installation Availability and Types of Conservation Programs Financial Assistance Water Quality Improvements

WVCA / Conservation Districts The Conservation Districts have various programs that the CS play a critical role in delivering such as: Lime Program Multi-flora Rose Autumn Olive Calibration & Utilization of Rental Equipment

Outreach & Education Education is provided on many NPS topics through: Distribution of Publications Conference Presentations Watershed Models Hands-on Field Days Articles Demonstration Sites Presentations to Schools Community Groups Watershed Associations Landowners Land/Resource Users Professionals Local Farmers Developers Contractors Engineers Government Representatives General Public Staff

Technical Assistance with Best Management Practice (BMP) Selection The WVCA Conservation Specialists provide technical assistance with BMP selection, as well as assist with the writing and review of erosion and sediment control plans for adequacy on construction sites under 1 acre.

Watershed Resource Center Provides training, information transfer, and assistance to all aspects of water quality efforts statewide. For upcoming events, available publications, available funding, etc. visit: