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An icon representing degraded water quality. — Degraded water quality

Saltwater intrudes into freshwater, a problem often affiliated with excess coastal groundwater extraction. — Saltwater intrusion

An icon representing water quality. — Water quality

An icon target symbol — Biodiversity Hot Spot

Fertilizer ban icon

Legislative initiative icon

An icon symbol of a buoy marking the boundary of a marine protected area. — Marine Access Limited

Rain barrel icon

Icon representing volunteerism. — Volunteer

Yard waste icon

Ecosystem report cards act as the ultimate synthesis tool for communicating vast amounts of information relevant to the general public and policy decision-makers. This pyramid shows where report cards fit within the spectrum of information density and information synthesis. — Information spectrum for ecosystem report cards

A marine protected area is a zone designated as a no-fishing or limited fishing or harvest area. This is a resource management practice that may be used when the marine resources are at risk due to human and natural activities such as over-fishing, habitat destruction, invasive species, and/or climate change. — Marine protected area

Recycling bins typically used for collect plastic, metal and glass items. — Recycling bins

This financial symbol represents money or the economy. — Money symbol

This front facing ladder is standing and has five steps. — Next steps

This symbol shows a blue toolbox alongside a hammer and wrench — Toolbox

A conceptual diagram illustrates the practice of planting or maintaining buffer vegetation along the water's edge. — Buffer Vegetation as a Key Stewardship Behavior

An image illustrates the importance of cleaning up after pets, and of having pet cleanup materials available to the public. — Cleaning Up Pet Waste as a Key Watershed…

An image illustrates how lawn fertilizer can negatively impact the watershed when rain washes it into the water system. — Lawn Fertilizer Limitation as a Key Stewardship…

An image depicts a rain barrel attached to the downspout on the side of a house. These barrels collect rain to be reused at a later time. — Rain Barrels as a Key Watershed Stewardship…

An image depicts a rain garden, which is a bed of vegetation planted for the specific purpose of retaining rainwater and limiting runoff. — Rain Gardens as a Key Stewardship Behavior

An image depicts a house where an impervious concrete driveway has been replaced by special pavers that allow the ground below to retain water. — The Reduction of Hard Surfaces as a Key Watershed…

A conceptual diagram illustrates the seven key stewardship behaviors that can greatly impact the health of the watershed. — The Seven Key Stewardship Behaviors to Promote…

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