Research Conducted by the Boating Clean and Green Campaign:

• 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]
   

Education materials from Other Clean Boating Programs:

• An Annotated Catalog of Marina and Recreational Boater Pollution Education Materials
   

Education Materials from the Boating Clean and Green Campaign:

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]
  Shopping Clean and Green Display
   

• 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
   

• Fill it, Don't Spill it Sign [PDF]
   

• New Clean Boater Pledge Sticker [PDF]
   

• Shopping Clean and Green Display [PDF]
   

Funding Sources for Clean Marinas and Boating [PDF]
 

Publications

• 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)
   

Here are some pictures from facilities which promote clean boating:
 

Sugar Barge Marina (Bethel Island)

Miller Park Launching Facility (Tomales Bay area)

Antioch Marina