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The National NEMO Network is a confederation of 32 educational programs in 31 states dedicated to protecting natural resources through better land use and land use planning. Each program is patterned after the original Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials (NEMO) Program developed at the University of Connecticut, but has been adapted to reflect each state’s unique character, priorities, geography and issues. These programs have joined together of their own accord to create a unique national network that is sharing information, educational methods and technical tools across state and agency lines. This section includes information on how and why the network formed, its mission, its impacts and its partners.
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