Behavior Change Triumphs and Challenges. Anne Arundel County Watershed Summary 12 watersheds 12 watersheds 354 sub-watersheds 354 sub-watersheds 35 sub-watersheds.

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Behavior Change Triumphs and Challenges

Anne Arundel County Watershed Summary 12 watersheds 12 watersheds 354 sub-watersheds 354 sub-watersheds 35 sub-watersheds with >30% impervious area 35 sub-watersheds with >30% impervious area 75 sub-watersheds with 20% - 30% impervious area 75 sub-watersheds with 20% - 30% impervious area

3 HOW: Network Resources to Build Capacity and Provide Support Identify citizens within communities who are capable of and willing to act as Master Watershed Stewards. Identify citizens within communities who are capable of and willing to act as Master Watershed Stewards. Educate an army of Master Watershed Stewards on relevant Bay issues to engage, empower and coordinate communities to take action. Educate an army of Master Watershed Stewards on relevant Bay issues to engage, empower and coordinate communities to take action. Support Master Watershed Stewards with a consortium of support professionals and resources as they carry out education and restoration initiatives. Support Master Watershed Stewards with a consortium of support professionals and resources as they carry out education and restoration initiatives.

What do Master Watershed Stewards do? Assess Their Neighborhood 4

5 What do Master Watershed Stewards do? Educate and Engage their Community Over 130 presentations and outreach events were held, reaching over 10,000 people

6 What do Master Watershed Stewards do? Coordinate Action Reduce PollutantsRainScape

7 Master Watershed Stewards: 2013 Accomplishments 400,000 sf restoration installed 5,000 native plants and trees planted 2,000 volunteers engaged 10,000 people reached with direct outreach and education Some behavior changes are very hard to measure.

WSA Behavior Change Successes Intensive Training Intensive Training Technical Assistance Technical Assistance Networking and Support Networking and Support 8

Why do people change their behavior? They learn something which changes their attitudes and beliefs. They perceive the benefits outweigh the barriers. What’s in it for me? Economic Self Interest. They feel their actions will have a real and positive effect on a greater good.

Giving people more information does not always result in a behavior change… Community Based Social Marketing

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Adapted from Everett Rogers, Jay Kassirer, Mike Rothschild, Dave Ward, Kristen Cooley 12

Source: Schultz, P.W. May Social Marketing: A Community-Based Approach. Presentation prepared for the USEPA, RCC Web Academy. May 20, 2010.

WSA Lessons Learned Focus on ONE behavior Focus on ONE behavior Identify the right audience and learn all you can about them – resist the urge to advocate. Identify the right audience and learn all you can about them – resist the urge to advocate. Technical assistance is a MUST Technical assistance is a MUST 1 on 1 conversations are extremely effective 1 on 1 conversations are extremely effective Focus on the “Help Me”s Focus on the “Help Me”s It takes a long time and many contacts to change behavior. It takes a long time and many contacts to change behavior. 14