CCMP UPDATE and DRAFT of ACTION PLANS

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BTNEP Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP) DRAFT ACTION PLANS

CCMP UPDATE and DRAFT of ACTION PLANS BTNEP MC Meeting, February 9, 2017

Introductory Chapters: Chapter 3: Map of BTES -Map of Watershed, Map of Estuary, Map of Each Basin – Barataria and Terrebonne Chapter 4: BTNEP Habitats and Need for Protection and Restoration -What it Means to be the Fastest Disappearing Land Mass on Earth -Graphic of Habitats within the Estuary -Description of the value of each of the identified habitats Chapter 1: Understanding BTNEP Mission, Vision, Goals, Stakeholders Chapter 2: Value of BTNEP Management Conference and BTNEP Program Staff Importance of MC, BTNEP MC Member List, NEP’s Program Structure

Comparison Sheets

BTNEP CCMP Revised Action Plans FOR BTNEP MC REVIEW And COMMENT

General Changes: 51 Action Plans to 35 Action Plans Updated NEW or Combined More recent information More modern approach Similar titles More streamline approach to solving a problem Addresses needed changes Deleted No longer relevant

Coordinated Planning and Implementation

COMMITTEE 1: Coordinated Planning and Implementation PI-1 Barataria-Terrebonne Management Conference PI-2 Barataria-Terrebonne Program Office PI-3 Maintain Points-of-Contact for the State of Louisiana

CP-1 Government Affairs and Education (Formerly CP-3 Sustainable Development Training for Public Officials and SR-8 Legislative Education) CP-2 Emergency Response, Recovery, and Resilience –NEW CP-3 Participation in the Development of Communication of State Rules, Regulations, and Guidelines (Formerly CP-4 Public Involvement in the Development of State Rules, Regulations, and Guidelines)

Deleted in Coordinated Planning and Implementation DELETED Common Ground Solutions and Decision-Making DELETED Wetlands Permitting Information Centers DELETED Agency Performance Reviews of the Wetlands Permitting Process

Ecological Management

COMMITTEE 2: Ecological Management -Restoration EM-1 Hydrologic Restoration and Management - INCOMPLETE (Formerly EM-1 Hydrologic Management and EM-7 Marsh Management) EM-2 River Reintroductions - INCOMPLETE (Formerly EM-2 Freshwater and Sediment Diversion) EM-3 Freshwater Reintroduction into Bayou Lafourche (Formerly EM-3 Evaluate the Effectiveness of a Reactivation of Bayou Lafourche as a Distributary Channel of the Mississippi River)

-EM-4 Beneficial Use of Dredged Material and Dedicated Dredging -EM-5 Preservation and Restoration of Barrier Islands -EM-6 Shoreline Stabilization, Induced Sediment Deposition and Living Shorelines -EM-7 Flood Risk Reduction and Coastal Resiliency – NEW - INCOMPLETE

COMMITTEE 3: Ecological Management –Water Quality EM-8 Pollutant Identification and Assessment (Formerly EM-8 Nutrient, Bacteria, and Toxic Contaminant Load Evaluation, and EM-13 Contaminated Sediments Data Base) EM-9 Oil and Produced Water Spill Prevention and Early Detection

-EM-10 Improvement of Water Quality through the Reduction of Sewage Pollution -EM-11 Improvement of Water Quality through the Reduction of Agricultural Pollution -EM-12 Improvement of Water Quality through Storm Water Management

EM-13 Urban Green Spaces (Formerly SR-6 Urban Green Spaces) EM-14 Assessment of Harmful Algal Bloom

COMMITTEE 4: Ecological Management – Living Resources EM-15 Protection and Enhancement of Native Biological Resources (Formerly EM-15 Protection of Habitat for Migratory and Resident Birds) EM-16 Reduction of Impacts from Invasive Species (Formerly EM- 16 Reduction of Impacts from Exotic Vegetation and EM-17 Zebra Mussel Monitoring and Control)

EM-17 Improvements of Water Quality through the Reduction of Inshore and Marine Debris – NEW

Deleted in Ecological Management DELETED: EM-18 Centralized Data Sets DELETED: EG-3 Nutria Market Development

Sustained Recognition and Citizen Involvement

COMMITTEES 5 and 7: Sustained Recognition and Citizen Involvement - Citizens SR-1 Community Engagement - NEW (Formerly SR-1 Community Sector and Team Leaders, SR-3 Citizen Involvement Programs and Activities, SR-4 Citizen Monitoring Program, and SR-7 Storm Drain Stenciling) SR-2 Civic Engagement - NEW (Formerly SR-2 Participatory Meetings and Forums) SR-3 Media Engagement – NEW (Formerly SR-9 Media Support) SR-4 Public Information - NEW (Formerly SR-10 Speakers Bureau, SR-11 Written, Audio, and Visual Materials, SR -12 Distribution of Informational Materials, SR -13 1-800 Number)

COMMITTEE 8: Sustained Recognition and Citizen Involvement - Formal and Informal Education SR-5 Estuarine Curriculum and Development SR-6 Continuing and Informal Education Programs SR-7 Financial Support for Educational Initiatives DELETED SR- 17 Educational Resources Network

COMMITTEE 6: Sustained Recognition and Citizen Involvement - Cultural Heritage SR-8 Cultural Heritage and Lifeways (Formerly SR-5 Cultural Heritage)

Economic Growth

COMMITTEE 9: Economic Growth EG-1 Economic Education -NEW EG-2 Technology (R&D) and Market Development -NEW EG-3 Business Assistance -NEW EG-4 Marketing Sustainable Products and Practices -NEW (Formerly EG-1 Funding Sources for New Businesses, EG-2 Nature-Based Tourism and Recreation, EG-4 Technology Exposition, EG-5 Export of Resources, Products, and Technology, EG-6 New Technology Research and Development, EG-7 Cooperative Incentives, EG-8 Education About Regulatory Intent)

REVIEW PERIOD FOR BTNEP MC Comments due: March 15, 2017

Last Chapters of New CCMP Chapter 6: Finance Strategy Current Funding Partners Possible Future Funding Partners Chapter 7: Programmatic Monitoring Possible Chapter 8: BTNEP Stakeholders Living Along a Changing Coast BTES as an Example for the Nation and the World Appendix: BTNEP – A Climate-Ready Estuary

Remaining Timeline March 15, 2017 – Final date for BTNEP Management Conference to provide comments Draft of text will be edited by Dr. Turner this spring Draft that includes text will be provided to graphic design artist, Phyllis Lear, for layout BTNEP Staff will provide review for contractors in July 2017 July /August 2017 draft to be sent to BTNEP Management Conference November 2017 public comment period December 2017 final draft sent to EPA for approval

We are in the home stretch! THANK YOU! We are in the home stretch!

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