Cyndi Dawson, MPA Policy Advisor September 22, 2015 ©Ana Ponza © CA Marine Sanctuary Foundation © Michelle Hoalton Marine Protected Area Statewide Leadership.

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Cyndi Dawson, MPA Policy Advisor September 22, 2015 ©Ana Ponza © CA Marine Sanctuary Foundation © Michelle Hoalton Marine Protected Area Statewide Leadership Team Work Plan FY 15/16 – 17/18 ITEM 5

DesignDesignation Implementation Completed in 2012 in four coastal regions Management Marine Life Protection Act Statewide Network of Marine Protected Areas

MPA Statewide Leadership Team

© Tiger Hsu Policy & Permitting Marine Protected Area Network Management

1. Build support and durability of the MPA Network goals and performance through improved public awareness 2. Create a broad understanding of regulations and increase compliance 3. Develop consistent messaging with state, federal, and other partners MPA Statewide Leadership Team Work Plan FY 15/16 -17/18

1. Increase the capacity and effectiveness of enforcement. MPA Statewide Leadership Team Work Plan FY 15/16 -17/18 ©CDFW

1. Establish a benchmark of ecosystem and socioeconomic conditions in all MLPA coastal regions that informs the initial regional network management reviews 2. Design and implement a partnerships-based monitoring program that assesses MPA network performance and informs multiple mandates 3. Develop an approach to statewide MPA network assessment that builds upon the monitoring framework to inform decisions at a statewide scale MPA Statewide Leadership Team Work Plan FY 15/16 -17/18

1. Improve governance of MPA network through adaptive management 2. Integrate MLPA and MPA network goals, objectives and partnership-based management approach into relevant management documents 3. Enhance protection for MPA resources is provided in relevant resource agency authorizations 4. Identify marine resource enhancement/mitigation opportunities and impact avoidance strategies within or associated with MPAs MPA Statewide Leadership Team Work Plan FY 15/16 -17/18 Policy & Permitting

MPA Statewide Leadership Team Work Plan FY 15/16 -17/18 Proposed Resolution RESOLVES to endorse the “MPA Statewide Leadership Team Work Plan FY 15/16 – 17/18” (Work Plan) which identifies strategic priorities, key actions and outcomes for effective MPA network management; and FURTHER RESOLVES that through the implementation of the Work Plan, California’s natural resource agencies and supporting partners are committed to effective communication and coordination guided by mutual benefit, trust, transparency and accountability to support the effective management of the MPA network; and FURTHER RESOLVES that OPC staff will continue to lead the MPA Statewide Leadership Team including completing periodic updates of the Work Plan to ensure it reflects emerging issues, learning from previous actions and is resulting in the continued successful management of the MPA network. ©Cyndi Dawson

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