"The Willow Creek Watershed Management Plan is organized into five chapters, including the introduction, vision and goals for watershed health and function, watershed history, watershed diagnosis, and watershed enhancement projects, as well as a bibliography and two appendices containing summaries of the public meetings. [...] Chapter 1 describes the watershed and discusses the purpose of the Willow Creek Watershed Management Plan, plan development, stakeholders, and the TAC. Chapter 2 includes the community vision identified during the public outreach process for the next 2-5 years, after 10 years, and after 50 years and a discussion of specific goals for the watershed, including wildlife habitat improvement, erosion and sediment control, vegetation management, and recreation. The history and past and current land uses in the watershed are summarized in Chapter 3. Chapter 4 provides a diagnosis of the areas of environmental concern in the watershed, including landscape and habitat alterations, altered sediment production and transport, fisheries decline, and limitations to restoration potential. Chapter 5 discusses watershed enhancement projects, including priority projects, ongoing resource preservation activities, and adaptive watershed restoration projects."--From the executive summary.