Table of Content

• Visions
• Vision [1]


• Missions
• Mission [1]


• Values
• Value [1] Water
• Value [2] Equitable Allocation
• Value [3] Ecological Integrity and Biological Diversity
• Value [4] Pollution Prevention
• Value [5] Integrated Management
• Value [6] Land Management
• Value [7] Stewardship
• Value [8] Laws and Legal Structures
• Value [9] Policies and Legal Requirements
• Value [10] Legal Authority
• Value [11] Legal Structures
• Value [12] Sustainability, Feasibility, and Natural Viability


• Goals
• 1.1: Demand Balance
• 1.1.A: Integrated Resource Management Strategy
• 1.1.B: Ecological Integrity Assessment
• 1.1.C: Future Transfers
• 1.1.D: Transfer Assessment
• 1.1.E: Transfer Management
• 1.1.F: Transfer Assessment
• 1.1.G: Drought Allocations
• 1.2: Aquatic Ecosystems and Wildlife
• 1.2.A: In-Stream Flow and Estuary Inflow
• 1.2.B: Water Quality Maintenance and Improvement
• 1.2.C: Regulatory and Nonregulatory Means
• 1.3: Public and Self-Supplied Water
• 1.3.A: Normal Supplies
• 1.3.B: Supplies in Drought Conditions
• 1.3.C: Water Use Efficiency
• 1.3.D: Reuse and Recycling
• 1.3.E: Water Quality Maintenance and Improvement
• 1.3.F: Regulatory and Non-Regulatory Means
• 1.3.G: Public and Industrial Water Quality
• 1.3.H: Flow and Transport Models and Tools
• 1.3.I: Contingency Plans
• 1.4: Stream Flows
• 1.4.A: Flow Regimes
• 1.4.B: Antidegradation Regulations and Policies
• 1.4.C: Water Quality Standards Compliance
• 2.1: Flood-Induced Losses
• 2.1.A: Flood Warning and Forecasting
• 2.1.B: Flood Damage Risks
• 2.2: Water-Based Recreation
• 2.2.A: Recreational and Public Access Plan
• 2.2.B: Basin-Wide Recreation Plan
• 2.2.C: Water Trails
• 2.2.D: Debris and Trash
• 2.2.E: Interstate Recreational Tourism Campaign
• 2.2.F: Ecological Integrity
• 2.2.G: Water-Based Recreational Assets
• 2.3: Riparian and Aquatic Ecosystems
• 2.3.A: Conservation Plans
• 2.3.B: Fisheries Management
• 2.3.C: Wetlands
• 2.3.D: Riparian and Aquatic Habitat Protection
• 2.3.E: Invasive Species
• 2.3.F: Sediment Management
• 2.3.G: Fish Passage
• 2.3.H: Stream Channel Stabilization
• 3.1: Hydrologic Cycles
• 3.1.A: Pre-Development Response to Storms
• 3.1.B: Land Use Practices
• 3.1.C: Hazardous Conditions
• 3.2: High-Value Water Resource Landscapes
• 3.2.A: Water Resource Landscape Mapping
• 3.2.B: Performance Standards
• 3.2.C: Water Resource Land Preservation
• 3.2.D: Drinking Water Contamination
• 3.3: Land Use Planning and Growth Management
• 3.3.A: Watershed Assessments
• 3.3.B: Regional Planning and Growth Management
• 3.3.C: Data, Tools, and Models
• 3.3.D: Plans and Ordinances
• 3.3.E: Local, Municipal, Regional, and State Plans
• 3.4: Development and Redevelopment
• 3.4.A: Priority Areas
• 3.4.B: Incentives
• 3.4.C: Disincentives
• 3.4.D: Navigable Waterways and Ports
• 3.5: Community Connections
• 3.5.A: Waterside Redevelopment
• 3.5.B: Waterway Transit
• 4.1: Coordination and Cooperation
• 4.1.A: Shared Water Quality Standards
• 4.1.B: State Water Quality Standards
• 4.1.C: Basin-wide Monitoriing
• 4.1.D: Fish, Shellfish and Public Health
• 4.1.E: Recreation
• 4.1.F: Drought
• 4.1.G: Watershed Programs and Processes
• 4.1.H: Stormwater Management
• 4.1.I: Water Resource Planning
• 4.1.J: Coastal Zone Management
• 4.1.K: Invasive Species
• 4.1.L: Flood Mitigation Funding
• 4.1.M: Watershed-based Trading
• 4.2: Data and Information Sharing
• 4.2.A: Framework Data Layers
• 4.2.B: Data Layers and Databases
• 4.2.C: Management Activities Database
• 4.2.D: Communication Methods
• 4.2.E: Ideas, Data, Technology, and Information
• 4.2.F: Technology Transfer
• 4.3: Resources
• 4.3.A: Existing Resources
• 4.3.B: Additional Resources
• 4.3.C: Federal, State and Other Funds
• 4.4: Water Resource Partners
• 4.4.A: Formal Partnerships
• 4.5: Regional Planning and Regulation
• 4.5.A: Comprehensive Plan
• 5.1: Sense of Place
• 5.1.A: Identification with Watershed
• 5.1.B: Protection and Restoration
• 5.1.C: Internet and Mass Media
• 5.1.D: Information Clearinghouse
• 5.1.E: Education and Outreach
• 5.1.F: Volunteer Projects and Programs
• 5.1.G: Citizen Participation
• 5.1.H: Under-Represented Populations
• 5.1.I: Signage
• 5.1.J: Restoration Information
• 5.2: Students and Youth
• 5.2.A: Watershed Curricula
• 5.2.B: Outdoor Experience
• 5.2.C: School Programs
• 5.2.D
• 5.3: Private Sector Awareness
• 5.3.A: Information Dissemination
• 5.3.B: Demonstration Projects
• 5.3.C: Private Sector Funding and Participation
• 5.4: Public Officials
• 5.4.A: Outreach and Technical Assistance
• 5.4.B: Community-based Actions
• 5.4.C: Water Resource Programs
• 5.4.D: Funding