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Perceptions / Beliefs / Knowledge S takeholder participation and citizen action is a fundamental component of projects r/t natural resources. Federal legislatio n such as the Coastal Zone Management Act, the National Marine Sanctuaries Act, the Magnuson-S tevens Act, National Water Trail Legislation, and the National Environmental P olicy Act (NEPA) and other legislative mandates (funded and unfunded) incorporate citizen participation in all final decisions. Collaborating is a proactive engagement can enhance opportunity • An opportunity has been clearly identified; • The best course of action is complex or not apparent; • Support of stakeholders is necessary for the decision to be successful; • Many parties are affected by the decision; • No single agency has clear or complete jurisdiction; • No single person or group has resources or expertise to implement a decision; • Issues and solutions are negotiable; • Parties are willing to collaborate. Shape Water Trail Management & Actions Special rather than Routine (RCNWT Nomination) Major rather than Incremental (Public Access) Required of the Public (Development and distribution of education guide on effective creek front buffer vegetation is a voluntary action not mandated). Controversial (Development vs. Fines) 4/12/2018 4 Rancocas Creek National Water Trail Nomination 20
Shared Vision: Rancocas Creek National Water Trailr Trail Purpose 1 Conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and heritage of the RCNWT Purpose 2 Promote opportunities for the understanding and enjoyment of the special, unique qualities of the RCNWT Civics Mt. Holly Flood Bypass Channel N. Branch - Rancocas Creek Elevate the social and economic well- being of local communities on the RCNWT N Branch - Mt. Holly 4/12/2018 4 Rancocas Creek National Water Trail Nomination 21
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S Branch Hydrosaur Dinosaurs, Mosas
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Headwaters of SW Branch Rancocas Wh
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Mt. Holly Police Department 1700’
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350000 June - 1909 Partial Value of
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Mill Dam Pool-Mt. Holly H ummingbir
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Clothing and Textile Hub of Manufac
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Low Tide, Mt. Holly Flood Control W
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N Branch Tidal Timbuctoo Rancocas S
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N Branch Historic Timbuctoo 4/12/20
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Little Dipper (“Drinking Gourd”
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Devonish Range & Landing Taylor’s
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Below the Confluence M ain Stem - R
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Moorsetown - Chester Boundary Creek
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Riverfront Access PA Tidewater Dela
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Delaware River (tidewater) is a uni
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Locally, Devonish Regionally, Value
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