Different countries are becoming more concerned about environmental preservation, conservation, and restoration; the main environmental pollutants are human beings as they undertake different activities. When human beings destroy nature, it affects the lives of the current generation and that of future generations negatively. Different players in marina/ boatyards/docking facilities lead to environmental damage; they include employees, the owners of boats and the public who use the facility. To prevent and conserve the environment, a program that adheres to SWPPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) needs to be implemented (Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, 2010). This paper discusses factors to include in comprehensive, multimedia pollution prevention employees, the owners of boats, and the public that utilize docking facilities in Florida. Training on Expectations of SWPPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) The success of the project will be realized after every party is educated on the expectation that an SWPPP (Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan) has over him or her in the role that he plays in the pollution. Employees are the custodian of a yard thus; they have the main responsibility of ensuring that the place keeps high standards and avoids wastes into water bodies. They need to be trained in the following areas: Good housekeeping practices Employees are supposed to keep their working conditions favorable, clean, and orderly; the practice should be administered in such a way that potential pollutants do not get into contact with stormwater. Having a well-kept house is the initial stage of proper conservation. Employees should be trained on proper methods and their adherence supervised; when the business is clean and seems to adhere to environmental conservation, then other parties encountering the facility are likely to respect the environment as a result. Spill prevention and response procedures In course of operation, there are chances of spills, employees should be trained on how to prevent chances of spills from plants and when they occur they should be shown on how to respond and avoid damage from the plan. Some pollution can be prevented when there is a quick response to wastes that have occurred; staff should be training on the best response mode to use when faced with a spillage; they should know the parties to consult, and how to take-care of manageable spills (Dodson, 1999). Waste minimization practices Maintaining efficiency in an organization will go a long way in conserving the environment as less and fewer wastes will be produced. The training program will involve training of best production models that can maintain high levels of efficiency and reduce wastes. Some wastes can be recycled while others need special disposal, employees should be trained on the difference and the best way of waste manages. Informing customers To conserve the environment, it is not a one-man show, it calls for intervention and interaction of all parties involved. In the case of docking facilities, customers and the public, need to be involved in the conservation program. Staffs need to be trained on how to approach customers and explain t