1. Strategy A: Monitor Pollutants, Sources & Sinks A. Monitor pollutants, sources, & sinks Land based pollution reduced

2. Strategy A: Monitor Pollutants, Sources & Sinks Increased scientific understanding of sources, sinks, & emerging pollutants

3. Strategy A: Monitor Pollutants, Sources & Sinks Information communicated to public and policy makers Public and policy makers informed Objective for the Result: At least once/year starting in 2008, SLOSEA provides a synthesis of pollutant data to public and policy makers

4. Strategy A: Monitor Pollutants, Sources & Sinks Regulations updated TMDL plans developed & implemented Objective for the Result: During the next update cycle, the Basin Plan's pollutant standard levels reflect findings from the pollutant monitoring strategy

5. Strategy A: Monitor Pollutants, Sources & Sinks Storm water plans updated & implemented Support implementation of nonpoint source mgmt plans

6. Strategy A: Monitor Pollutants, Sources & Sinks Increased permit requirements for NPDES discharge (point source)

8. Strategy B: Implement Weather Stations B. Implement weather stations Land based pollution reduced Decreased freshwater withdrawal

9. Strategy B: Implement Weather Stations More localized weather data Better irrigation management

10. Strategy B: Implement Weather Stations Reduced water use Less non point source pollution

11. Strategy B: Implement Weather Stations Improved ability to interpret nutrient level dynamics A. Monitor pollutants, sources, & sinks

13. Strategy C: Expand Research on Tourism Impacts C. Expand research on impacts of recreation “Sustainable” recreational use

14. Strategy C: Expand Research on Tourism Impacts Increased understanding of ecological impacts

15. Strategy C: Expand Research on Tourism Impacts Information communicated More informed decision- making

16. Strategy C: Expand Research on Tourism Impacts Appropriate recreation management policy

18. Strategy D: Develop Early Detection of Plant Invasives D. Develop early detection & eradication plans – spartina & caulerpa No new invasions

19. Strategy D: Develop Early Detection of Plant Invasives Plans accepted by landowner & permitting agencies Monitoring happens, invasives detected

20. Strategy D: Develop Early Detection of Plant Invasives New invasive eradicated Permits approved

21. Strategy D: Develop Early Detection of Plant Invasives Measures taken to prevent introduction

23. E- G. Marine Invasives E. Research Maine Invasives & Actions G. State / National Legislation on Scrubbing F. “Scrub Your Bottom” Campaign Federal Regulations on Ballast Water

24. E. Research Marine Invasives & Actions E. Research Maine Invasives & Actions Invasive Species Controlled

25. E. Research Marine Invasives & Actions Research Scope of Problem & Communicate to Policy Makers” Who Then Take Action Objective for the Result: By end of 2008, we'll have report summarizing current invasives in SLOSEA and potential for new ones (threat assessments).

26. E. Research Marine Invasives & Actions Accidental Introductions Decreased Intentional Introductions Reduced

27. E. Research Marine Invasives & Actions E. Research Maine Invasives & Actions Invasive Species Controlled

28. E. Research Marine Invasives & Actions Study Potential for Control Make Go / No Go Decision Implement Actions Objective for the Result: By 2009 a "quick & dirty" review of aquatic invasive species and potential control measures in MB & PSL has been completed

29. F. “Scrub Your Bottom” Campaign Invasive Species Controlled

30. F. “Scrub Your Bottom” Campaign Develop Awareness and Ability in SLOSEA Boat Owners to “Scrub Their Bottoms”

31. F. “Scrub Your Bottom” Campaign Accidental Introductions Decreased

32. G. State/National Legislation on Scrubbing Invasive Species Controlled

33. G. State/National Legislation on Scrubbing Get State and/or Federal Govt to Mandate Bottom Scrubbing

34. G. State/National Legislation on Scrubbing Accidental Introductions Decreased

35. E- G. All Marine Invasives

37. H. All Fishing Strategies H. Demo of regional fishing management Sustainable fishing (ecol & econ) Healthy marine economy I. “Eat Local Fish” awareness campaign H2. Support local fishing fleet

38. H. Demo of Regional Fishing Mngmt H. Demo of regional fishing management Sustainable fishing (ecol & econ) Healthy marine economy

39. H. Demo of Regional Fishing Mngmt Policy & funding & support provided MOUs for long term research plan

40. H. Demo of Regional Fishing Mngmt Research funded Fisheries stock assessment, ecologically sustainable fishing defined & quotas set Objective for the Result: By 2012 DFG has moved SLOSEA area into "data moderate" level for nearshore rockfish. – good regional fisheries stock

41. H. Demo of Regional Fishing Mngmt

42. H2. Support Local Fishing Fleet H2. Support local fishing fleet Sustainable fishing (ecol & econ) Healthy marine economy

43. H2. Support Local Fishing Fleet Support for fishermen continues Remaining fleet maintained

44. H2. Support Local Fishing Fleet Limits to IFQ transfers Sustainable local fishing fleet exists

45. H. All Fishing Strategies H2. Support local fishing fleet Sustainable fishing (ecol & econ) Healthy marine economy

46. I. “Eat Local Fish” Campaign Consumers aware & willing to buy local fish

47. I. “Eat Local Fish” Campaign Businesses aware & local fish available

48. H - I. All Fishing Strategies

50. J. Improve Harbor Dredging

54. K. Enhance Non-Fishing Marine Economy