1. Agenda 1.Review and confirm areas of convergence & divergence 2.Review draft 1-page workshop summary 3.Review and prioritize next steps 1

2. Common Themes Define goals and objectives first and then identify an appropriate structure (form follows function) Define outcomes and timelines Build on current institutions Recognize complexity Reduce uncertainty Increase understanding Engage broader range of stakeholders Build trust and identify common interests across diverse stakeholders Identify a platform(s) for sharing data Recognize sub-regions in Alaska Learn from examples (successes and failures) in other regions 2

3. Areas of Divergence Different range of perspectives about the potential roles of ACMP and local institutions Different range of perspectives about the usefulness of the models presented Purpose, benefit, and understanding of marine spatial planning Feasibility and desirability of significant change to existing management institutions 3

4. Possible Future Activities 1.Develop a clear problem statement, define the product and outcomes. (top priority) 2.Formulate a strategic plan to address the defined problem 3.Inventory of stakeholders and/or groups identifying how they are connected in order to know who to involved. 4.Clarify who is a stakeholder in a process and what do they bring to the table. 5.Description of current institutional framework 6.Conduct a systematic assessment of current management system with respect to marine planning and principles specifically: a)Assessment of strengths, weaknesses and conflicts b)Evaluate efficacy of current institutions for implementing marine planning 7.Identify tools to integrate social, cultural, economic values with the natural resource data. 8.Use and share information to inform decision making and coordination 4

5. Possible Future Activities 6.Foster conversations about the federally proposed CMSP with examples, including pros and cons, from other regions 7.Foster conversations on marine planning 8.Study tours for state and federal staff in Alaska to places that a have used marine spatial planning 9.Dialogue on what a regional planning body should do, define sub-regional structure for Beaufort and Chukchi seas 10.Establish Beaufort and Chukchi planning partnership in coordination with Canada and Russia 5

6. Possible Future Activities 11. Improve standing of indigenous science and observation (including local and traditional knowledge) in the planning and management process 12.Involve qualified neutral third parties for facilitation and meeting support such as: US Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution 13.Reconvene another forum through UA; Involve a broader range of stakeholders 14.How will next steps from this workshop be implemented? 6

7. Possible Future Activities 7

8. UA Next Steps Post Workshop Circulate one-page summary to participants Develop workshop summary for review by participants Post workshop presentations, report and summary on web Circulate a participant contact list 8