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1 Shoreline Development
Nonconsumptive Use Diving/ecotourism Apex Predators Rockfish Harvest Comm/Rec Otters Rockfish Abalone/Urchin Harvest Comm/Rec/Dive ? Gelatinous Zooplankton Other Benthos Abalone/Urchin Macrozooplankton Microzooplankton Kelp Harvest Comm Kelp Phytoplankton Shoreline Development

2 Locally Caught Seafood Coastal Development Tourism and Recreation

3 Recreation Local Seafood Coastal Community Rec Fishing Diving Harbor Space Comm. Fishing Beaches Restaurants Habitat Rockfish

4 tourism Diving Ecotourism Sport fishing Rockfish Otters Marine Habitat kelp

5 Locally caught seafood Seafood sold Out of area tourism Local Commercial Fleet Other high-value species Sport fishing Rockfish Local Sport Fleet Marine Habitat

6 Services?? Recreation Locally caught seafood Seafood sold Out of area Diving Sport fishing Ecotourism tourism Healthy and Attractive marine Habitat

7 Drivers??? Willingness to pay recreation Infrastructure for tourism Willingness to pay tourism Infrastructure for fishing Infrastructure for diving Infrastructure for recreation Marine habitat for fishes Attractiveness of coast

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