1. ID risk factors and strategies to address them (4.38)
Goal 1: Decrease the rate of paddlesport fatalities in Washington and increase safety, through education, outreach, and enforcement
ID risk factors and strategies to address them (4.38)
New paddler education (4.6)
Education for youth (5)
Building a culture of safety (5.11)
Life jacket education, encourage life jacket wear (and leash wear for SUP), expand loaner life jacket programs (5.13)

2. Goal 3: Increase communication between stakeholders who serve boaters and with all paddlers
Include those that provide instructions as part of the equation and solution (2.11)
Increase communication with liveries, retailers, manufacturers, and outfitters (2.5)
Guidance for local agencies– paddle rentals, education, training, access, etc. (2.75)
How much WA/State agencies willing to change (paddlesport uses, water dependent uses) (3.1)
Communication with other states and organizations with paddle programs (3.4)

3. BMP facilitating use, reducing conflict, and designing access (3.64)
Goal 5: Enhance the quality of the paddling user experience including improvements to public access and actions to reduce user conflicts
Explore role of public access, what means, and barriers to access (1.64)
Parking and access to launch – define ideal launch for each group of paddlers (2.82)
BMP facilitating use, reducing conflict, and designing access (3.64)
Are current facilities meeting need of community? (3.09)
Paddling parks and water trails (4.22)

4. Stewardship and conservation (2.08)
Goal 6: Create a forum to discuss improving stewardship, conservation, and the health of our waterways
Promotion of paddlesports as healthy and environmentally responsible form of recreation (1.82)
Stewardship and conservation (2.08)
AIS –financial participation? (2.64)
Evaluate effectiveness of current conservation enforcement (3.09)