Environmental Materials & Reports
The following educational materials and reports comprise research conducted through the Boating Clan and Green Program.
Reports and Surveys
- 2007-2009 California Boater Survey Final Report – A statewide examination of boating habits, environmental awareness and overall outreach and education program evaluation.
This report presents findings of the boating education and outreach efforts conducted from 2007 to 2009 throughout California by the California Division of Boating and Waterways and California Coastal Commission’s Boating Clean and Green Program (BCGP), Santa Monica Bay Restoration Foundation and Keep the Delta Clean Program. Between October 2007 and October 2009, project partners conducted a statewide survey of boaters about their attitudes, opinions and knowledge of various issues related to boating. A total of 5,735 surveys were administered.
The Statewide Boater Survey would not have been possible without the generous support and assistance of volunteer Dockwalkers and many organizations throughout the State.
Funding for this report was provided by the State Water Resources Control Board, the California Division of Boating and Waterways, and a grant from the Clean Vessel Act Program.
Executive Summary | Full Report | Appendices [PDF] - California Marina Oil Related Facilities Performance: Survey Results 2001 [PDF]
- Boating Clean and Green Campaign: Pre and Post-Campaign Surveys of California Boaters, April 2000 [PDF]
- Boating Clean and Green Survey, 1998 [PDF]
- Identifying Gaps in Oil Collection, Spill Prevention and Hazardous Waste Collection Services [PDF]
Educational Materials
- Environmental Boating Laws Every Recreational Boater Should Know
- An Annotated Catalog of Marina and Recreational Boater Pollution Education Materials
- Clean Boating Materials Order Forms from the Boating Clean and Green Program, the Santa Monica Bay Restoration Foundation and the San Francisco Estuary Partnership
- Learn more about our new clean boating posters and place your order for them
- The California Clean Marina Toolkit: a Resource for Environmentally Sound Marina Management and Operation [PDF]
- Boat Maintenance Checklist ( Clean Green Boat Maintenance: Pollution Minimization Checklist for Boat Maintenance Contractors and the Do-it-Yourself Boater) [PDF]
- A Boater's Guide to Keeping Pollutants Out of the Water [PDF]
- Boater’s Guide To Less-Toxic Cleaning: Simple household alternatives to boat cleaning and maintenance products [PDF]
- Boat Launch Ramp Signs [PDF]
- Clean Boating Posters
- New Clean Boater Pledge Sticker [PDF]
- Shopping Clean and Green Display [PDF]
- Funding Sources for Clean Marinas and Boating
Maps and Posters
- AC 34 San Francisco Bay Area Clean Boating Map [PDF]
- Sacramento - San Joaquin Delta Recreational Boating Map produced by Keep the Delta Clean and the California State Parks Division of Boating & Waterways and the California Coastal Commission [PDF]
- San Francisco Bay Area Clean Boating Map produced by the City and County of San Francisco Department of the Environment, the California Division of Boating and Waterways, and the California Coastal Commission’s Boating Clean & Green Program [PDF]
- Lake Berryessa Clean Boating Map produced by Lake Berryessa Partnership [PDF]
- Morro Bay Clean Boating map produced by Morro Bay National Estuary Program, the California State Parks Division of Boating & Waterways and the California Coastal Commission [PDF]
- Central Coast Clean Boating Guide (San Mateo, Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties)
This guide map features pollution prevention services at marinas in the coast of San Mateo, Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties, information about clean and safe boating.
This guide is funded in part by the California State Parks Division of Boating And Waterways Clean Vessel Act Education Program, the Federal Clean Vessel Grant Act Program, Save Our Shores, and the California State Parks and the California Coastal Commission’s Boating Clean and Green Program.
Publications
- Environmental Boating Laws Every Recreational Boater Should Know
- California Boating Facilities GIS Data
This information will help you develop your own educational resources (such as maps or charts) to help boaters access environmental services for boaters. Contact Vivian Matuk to get the relevant Excel or GIS shape files. -
Changing Tide Newsletter (a joint effort of the California Clean Boating Network)
Facility Pictures
A few facilities that promote clean boating in California:
Sugar Barge Marina
(Bethel Island)
Miller Park Launching Facility
(Tomales Bay Area)
Antioch Marina