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Evalua&on	
  of	
  the	
  Southwest	
  Alaska	
  Network	
  Nearshore	
  Monitoring	
  Program:	
  
Synthesis,	
  analysis,	
  and	
  insight	
  from	
  the	
  first	
  5-­‐years	
  	
  
Heather	
  A.	
  ColeD1,	
  Kim	
  A.	
  Kloecker2,	
  James	
  L.	
  Bodkin2,	
  and	
  Thomas	
  A.	
  Dean3	
  
1-­‐	
  NPS,	
  SWAN,	
  2-­‐	
  USGS	
  Cooperator,	
  3-­‐	
  CRA,	
  Cooperator	
  	
  	
  
Acknowledgements:	
  	
  The	
  Na&onal	
  Park	
  Service,	
  SWAN,	
  KATM,	
  KEFJ	
  and	
  the	
  USGS	
  Alaska	
  Science	
  Center	
  supported	
  this	
  work.	
  	
  We	
  would	
  like	
  to	
  
thank	
  Bill	
  Thompson	
  of	
  SWAN	
  NPS	
  for	
  his	
  con&nued	
  technical	
  support;	
  Alan	
  BenneV,	
  Michael	
  Shephard,	
  and	
  Dorothy	
  Mortenson	
  of	
  SWAN	
  NPS	
  for	
  their	
  support.	
  
We	
  would	
  like	
  to	
  recognize	
  the	
  excep&onal	
  coopera&on	
  by	
  the	
  staff	
  of	
  KATM,	
  KEFJ	
  and	
  SWAN	
  and,	
  in	
  par&cular,	
  Meg	
  Hahr	
  (KEFJ)	
  for	
  her	
  field	
  assistance	
  as	
  well	
  
assistance	
  in	
  acquiring	
  permits,	
  ClaudeVe	
  Moore	
  (SWAN)	
  for	
  her	
  field	
  assistance	
  and	
  logis&cal	
  support,	
  Ralph	
  Moore	
  (KATM)	
  for	
  his	
  field	
  assistance	
  and	
  Daniel	
  
Noon	
  (KATM)	
  for	
  his	
  assistance	
  in	
  obtaining	
  NPS	
  permits.	
  This	
  work	
  could	
  not	
  have	
  been	
  completed	
  without	
  the	
  field	
  assistance	
  of	
  Allan	
  Fukuyama,	
  George	
  
Esslinger,	
  and	
  Ashley	
  ColeD.	
  	
  We	
  also	
  thank	
  Greg	
  Snedgen	
  and	
  George	
  Esslinger	
  for	
  their	
  skilled	
  opera&on	
  of	
  the	
  R/V	
  Alaskan	
  Gyre	
  in	
  KEFJ	
  and	
  KATM.	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  	
  
Future	
  Goals	
  	
  
0	
  
1000	
  
2000	
  
3000	
  
4000	
  
5000	
  
6000	
  
2008	
   2009	
   2010	
  
Density	
  (#/m2)	
  
Density	
  of	
  mussels	
  ≥	
  to	
  20	
  mm	
  in	
  Katmai	
  
NPP	
  and	
  Kenai	
  Fjords	
  NP	
  2008-­‐2010	
  
(error	
  bars	
  indicate	
  95%	
  CI)	
  
KEFJ	
  
KATM	
  
0	
  
10000	
  
20000	
  
30000	
  
40000	
  
50000	
  
60000	
  
2008	
   2009	
   2010	
  
Density	
  (#/m2)	
  
Mussel	
  density	
  in	
  Katmai	
  NPP	
  and	
  
Kenai	
  Fjords	
  NP	
  2008-­‐2010	
  
(error	
  bars	
  indicate	
  90%	
  CI)	
  
KEFJ	
  
KATM	
  
0.00	
  
0.10	
  
0.20	
  
0.30	
  
0.40	
  
0.50	
  
0.60	
  
2008	
   2009	
   2010	
  
ProporNon	
  
ProporNon	
  of	
  mussels	
  ≥	
  20	
  mm	
  in	
  
Katmai	
  NPP	
  and	
  Kenai	
  Fjords	
  NP	
  
2008-­‐2010	
  
(error	
  bars	
  indicate	
  90%	
  CI)	
  
KEFJ	
  
KATM	
  
0.00	
  
0.02	
  
0.04	
  
0.06	
  
0.08	
  
0.10	
  
0.12	
  
0.14	
  
0.16	
  
0	
   1	
   2	
   3	
   4	
   5	
   6	
   7	
   8	
   9	
   10	
   11	
   12	
   13	
   14	
   15	
   16	
   17	
   18	
   19	
   20	
  
ProporNon	
  of	
  total	
  
Age	
  (years)	
  
Age	
  at	
  death	
  of	
  sea	
  oPers	
  in	
  Katmai	
  NPP,	
  
2006-­‐2009,	
  based	
  on	
  cementum	
  age	
  
analysis	
  of	
  beach-­‐cast	
  carcasses	
  (n=130).	
  
0.00	
  
0.02	
  
0.04	
  
0.06	
  
0.08	
  
0.10	
  
0.12	
  
0.14	
  
0.16	
  
0	
   1	
   2	
   3	
   4	
   5	
   6	
   7	
   8	
   9	
   10	
   11	
   12	
   13	
   14	
   15	
   16	
   17	
   18	
   19	
   20	
  
ProporNon	
  of	
  total	
  
Age	
  (years)	
  
Age	
  at	
  death	
  of	
  sea	
  oPers	
  in	
  Katmai	
  NPP,	
  
2006-­‐2009,	
  based	
  on	
  cementum	
  age	
  
analysis	
  of	
  beach-­‐cast	
  carcasses	
  (n=130).	
  
Black	
  Oystercatchers:	
  
Density/Abundance	
  (adults	
  and	
  nests)	
  
Nest	
  occupancy	
  and	
  produc&vity	
  
Diet	
  (chick	
  provisiong)	
  
Sea	
  oVer	
  
Density/Distribu&on	
  
Mortality	
  
Diet	
  
Kelps	
  and	
  seagrasses	
  
Special	
  composi&on	
  
Distribu&ons	
  
Abundance	
  
Marine	
  water	
  chemistry	
  
Temperature	
  
Contaminants	
  
Inter&dal	
  invertebrates:	
  	
  
Rocky	
  and	
  soh	
  sediment	
  Habitats	
  
Focus	
  species:	
  mussels,	
  clams,	
  limpets	
  
Species	
  composi&on	
  
Abundance/Density	
  
Sizes	
  
Trends	
  
Marine	
  bird	
  and	
  mammals:	
  
Species	
  composi&on	
  
Distribu&on	
  
Density	
  
Trends	
  
Black	
  Oystercatchers:	
  
Density/Abundance	
  (adults	
  
and	
  nests)	
  
Nest	
  occupancy	
  and	
  
produc&vity	
  
Diet	
  (chick	
  provisiong)	
  

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Poster For The Marine Science Symposium Version 2

  • 1. Evalua&on  of  the  Southwest  Alaska  Network  Nearshore  Monitoring  Program:   Synthesis,  analysis,  and  insight  from  the  first  5-­‐years     Heather  A.  ColeD1,  Kim  A.  Kloecker2,  James  L.  Bodkin2,  and  Thomas  A.  Dean3   1-­‐  NPS,  SWAN,  2-­‐  USGS  Cooperator,  3-­‐  CRA,  Cooperator       Acknowledgements:    The  Na&onal  Park  Service,  SWAN,  KATM,  KEFJ  and  the  USGS  Alaska  Science  Center  supported  this  work.    We  would  like  to   thank  Bill  Thompson  of  SWAN  NPS  for  his  con&nued  technical  support;  Alan  BenneV,  Michael  Shephard,  and  Dorothy  Mortenson  of  SWAN  NPS  for  their  support.   We  would  like  to  recognize  the  excep&onal  coopera&on  by  the  staff  of  KATM,  KEFJ  and  SWAN  and,  in  par&cular,  Meg  Hahr  (KEFJ)  for  her  field  assistance  as  well   assistance  in  acquiring  permits,  ClaudeVe  Moore  (SWAN)  for  her  field  assistance  and  logis&cal  support,  Ralph  Moore  (KATM)  for  his  field  assistance  and  Daniel   Noon  (KATM)  for  his  assistance  in  obtaining  NPS  permits.  This  work  could  not  have  been  completed  without  the  field  assistance  of  Allan  Fukuyama,  George   Esslinger,  and  Ashley  ColeD.    We  also  thank  Greg  Snedgen  and  George  Esslinger  for  their  skilled  opera&on  of  the  R/V  Alaskan  Gyre  in  KEFJ  and  KATM.               Future  Goals     0   1000   2000   3000   4000   5000   6000   2008   2009   2010   Density  (#/m2)   Density  of  mussels  ≥  to  20  mm  in  Katmai   NPP  and  Kenai  Fjords  NP  2008-­‐2010   (error  bars  indicate  95%  CI)   KEFJ   KATM   0   10000   20000   30000   40000   50000   60000   2008   2009   2010   Density  (#/m2)   Mussel  density  in  Katmai  NPP  and   Kenai  Fjords  NP  2008-­‐2010   (error  bars  indicate  90%  CI)   KEFJ   KATM   0.00   0.10   0.20   0.30   0.40   0.50   0.60   2008   2009   2010   ProporNon   ProporNon  of  mussels  ≥  20  mm  in   Katmai  NPP  and  Kenai  Fjords  NP   2008-­‐2010   (error  bars  indicate  90%  CI)   KEFJ   KATM   0.00   0.02   0.04   0.06   0.08   0.10   0.12   0.14   0.16   0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   ProporNon  of  total   Age  (years)   Age  at  death  of  sea  oPers  in  Katmai  NPP,   2006-­‐2009,  based  on  cementum  age   analysis  of  beach-­‐cast  carcasses  (n=130).   0.00   0.02   0.04   0.06   0.08   0.10   0.12   0.14   0.16   0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   ProporNon  of  total   Age  (years)   Age  at  death  of  sea  oPers  in  Katmai  NPP,   2006-­‐2009,  based  on  cementum  age   analysis  of  beach-­‐cast  carcasses  (n=130).   Black  Oystercatchers:   Density/Abundance  (adults  and  nests)   Nest  occupancy  and  produc&vity   Diet  (chick  provisiong)   Sea  oVer   Density/Distribu&on   Mortality   Diet   Kelps  and  seagrasses   Special  composi&on   Distribu&ons   Abundance   Marine  water  chemistry   Temperature   Contaminants   Inter&dal  invertebrates:     Rocky  and  soh  sediment  Habitats   Focus  species:  mussels,  clams,  limpets   Species  composi&on   Abundance/Density   Sizes   Trends   Marine  bird  and  mammals:   Species  composi&on   Distribu&on   Density   Trends   Black  Oystercatchers:   Density/Abundance  (adults   and  nests)   Nest  occupancy  and   produc&vity   Diet  (chick  provisiong)