Coating that prevents marine organism buildup on hulls.

Volunteer or organized effort removing litter from coastlines.

Filtration system removing oil and contaminants from bilge discharge.

Products that decompose naturally without harming marine life.

Proper collection and disposal of sewage in compliance with marine law.

Economic activities that sustainably utilize ocean resources.

International recognition for beaches and marinas meeting environmental standards.

Methods reducing unintentional capture of marine species.

Process of collecting and storing CO? from exhaust gases.

Total greenhouse gas emissions produced by vessel operations.

Compensation for emissions through environmental projects such as reforestation.

Public participation in marine data collection and research.

Recognition for marinas meeting strict pollution control standards.

Efforts to prevent shoreline loss through sustainable practices.

Ecological boundary supporting estuaries, wetlands, and coral reefs.

Biodegradable items breaking down naturally without pollution.

Safeguarding coral ecosystems from anchors, pollution, and tourism.

Internal yacht guidelines supporting green operations.

Recognition granted to environmentally responsible operators.

Network of certified charter operators promoting sustainability.

Approved zone where vessels may drop anchor for short stays.

Organization promoting boating and hosting social events.

Marina and coastal hub for sailing and whale watching.

Popular island destination 26 miles off the coast, ideal for charters.

Largest of the Channel Islands, ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.

Coastal bay bordered by Malibu and Palos Verdes.

Designated charter path emphasizing views and photography.

Group of sea lions inhabiting jetties or floating docks.

Description of wave height, frequency, and direction.

Individual docking space for mooring a boat within a marina.