Stories about primarily nonpoint source-impaired waterbodies in Georgia where restoration efforts have led to documented water quality improvements.
You will need Adobe Reader to view some of the files on this page. See EPA’s About PDF page to learn more.- Broxton Creek (PDF)(2 pp, 329 K, 2009)
- Etowah River (PDF)(2 pp, 256 K)
- Hog Creek (PDF)(2 pp, 389 K, 2009)
- Jacks, Hopkins and Cedar Creeks (PDF)(2 pp, 1 MB)
- Little Ochlockonee River (PDF)(2 pp, 338 K, 2009)
- Lower Soque River (PDF)(2 pp, 2 MB, 2015)
- Mill Creek (PDF)(2 pp, 989 K, 2016)
- Reedy Creek (PDF)(2 pp, 392 K, 2009)
- Rubes Creek (PDF)(2 pp, 324 K)
- Soque (PDF)(2 pp, 365 K, 2014)
- Stamp Creek (PDF)(2 pp, 220 K, 2014)
- Williamson Swamp Creek (PDF)(2 pp, 345 K)