Connecticut River Habitat Restoration: A Significant Population of Rare Mussel Species

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Connecticut River Habitat Restoration: A Significant Population of Rare Mussel Species

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Species Richness

Species Richness Chapter 10 Species Richness The number of species in a community Some species are common, others are rare Easy to count common species, more difficult for rare Species Richness Richness provides one aspect of community, but ignores another important factor: abundance

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Species Richness

Species Richness. Chapter 10. Species Richness. The number of species in a community Some species are common, others are rare Easy to count common species, more difficult for rare. Species Richness. Richness provides one aspect of community, but ignores another important factor: abundance

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Chapter 6 Population Biology

Chapter 6 Population Biology. 6.1 Dynamics Of Population Growth. Isle Royale moose wolves carrying capacity population balance. Species and Population. Organism Species: genetically similar organisms that reproduce Population: all members of a species in an area.

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Clearwater River Habitat/Bioassessment

Clearwater River Habitat/Bioassessment. By Corey Hanson Water Quality Coordinator Red Lake Watershed District. Clearwater River Habitat/Bioassessment. The Clearwater Nonpoint Study identified a need for a detailed habitat/bioassessment on the Clearwater River

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Ecological Restoration and Invasive Species

Ecological Restoration and Invasive Species. Lauren S. Pile Spring 2011 Ecological Restoration. Problems related to INVASIVE SPECIES and RESTORATION. Invasive species: Maybe the first to re-colonize after disturbances associated with removal

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City of New Braunfels Edwards Aquifer and the Habitat Conservation Plan

City of New Braunfels Edwards Aquifer and the Habitat Conservation Plan . HCP Implementing Committee May 29, 2014 . 2015 Work Plan - Projects . Flow Split Management Old Channel Restoration Comal River Aquatic Vegetation Restoration Management of Public Recreation

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Restoration Project ESA Consultation Options

Restoration Project ESA Consultation Options . Restoration Project ESA Consultation Options. Aquatic Habitat Restoration Activities Programmatic – BIA, FS, BLM (ARBO) Habitat Improvement Program – BPA (HIP II) USFWS Restoration Program NOAA Restoration Center Programmatic

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Arizona’s Aquatic Invasive Species Program

Arizona’s Aquatic Invasive Species Program. Tom McMahon Invasive Species Coordinator Wildlife Management Division Habitat Branch. Aquatic Invasive Species. AIS {Invasive Mussel} Outreach. 2009 Aquatic Invasive Species Interdiction Act.

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Habitats

Habitats. By C. Kohn, Waterford, WI. Habitat Definitions. A habitat is the place where a population of a species lives . A population is a group of living organisms of the same kind living in the same place at the same time. All of the populations interact and form a community .

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ECOSYSTEMS

ECOSYSTEMS . ECOLOGY Study of the interactions of living organisms with one another & their physical environment HABITAT Place where a population of species lives. COMMUNITY Many different species that live in the same habitat ECOSYSTEM

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Habitat Requirements

AG-WL-3. Habitat Requirements. Activity. Choose 3 species from the next slide Research the habitat and potential food sources for each species Create 3 concept maps (from the design provided), 1 for each species Make these creative and colorful!

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Habitat and Lifestyle

Habitat and Lifestyle. Unit A: Topic 2. Interdependence. Each species relies on many other species in its environment No species can survive by itself Example: Predator-Prey relationship Predators benefit because they get food

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Kopta Slough Flood Damage Reduction and Habitat Restoration Project “ Kopta Slough Project ”

Applying Sacramento River Conservation Area Principles and Our Understanding of Natural River Process in the Feasibility Study for the Kopta Slough Project. Kopta Slough Flood Damage Reduction and Habitat Restoration Project “ Kopta Slough Project ”. Science.

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Kama Creek Restoration Project Update

Kama Creek Restoration Project Update. Case Study: Kama Creek. - Kama Creek in the Nipigon Bay historically significant habitat for Coaster Brook Trout. - In the 1960’s stream was diverted from its original channel (realigned) - Loss of approximately 600 m of brook trout habitat (MNR, 2001)

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Habitats

Habitats. By C. Kohn, Waterford, WI. Habitat Definitions. A habitat is the place where a population of a species lives. A population is a group of living organisms of the same kind living in the same place at the same time. All of the populations interact and form a community.

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Conservation Biology and Restoration Ecology

Conservation Biology and Restoration Ecology. Chapter 56 Terms and Ideas. Three Levels of Biodiversity. Genetic diversity-genetic variation within a population and between populations Species diversity-variety of species in an ecosystem

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Activity 73: Introduced Species

Activity 73: Introduced Species. Mrs. Hunter/ Mr. Egros/ Mrs. Kozuch 2011. What is an introduced species?. A species that has been moved by humans from its normal habitat to a new habitat, either intentionally or by a mistake Also often referred to as invasive species.

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Freshwater Mussel Restoration Project

Freshwater Mussel Restoration Project. Abstract

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Strategic Habitat Conservation for Endangered Species:

Strategic Habitat Conservation for Endangered Species:. Applying an adaptive management framework to lead to the recovery of North Carolina’s rare aquatic species. Presented by: Sarah McRae 12 January 2012. Presentation Overview. US Fish and Wildlife Service in NC

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PROSPECT ISLAND RESTORATION & THE FISH RESTORATION PROGRAM AGREEMENT

PROSPECT ISLAND RESTORATION & THE FISH RESTORATION PROGRAM AGREEMENT. Dan Riordan Department of Water Resources. Listed Fish Species. Source: FWS. Source: DWR Aquatic Ecology. Source: FWS. Source: NOAA. DWR Habitat Restoration Requirements. USFWS Delta Smelt Biological Opinion:

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Ecosystems

Ecosystems. Which of these statements best describes a niche in an ecosystem? A. the role of a species in its population B. the role of a species in its community C. the way a species uses the resources in its habitat D. the way a species interacts with other species in its habitat.

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Adaptation

Adaptation. Design a Species. What is adaptation?. The process whereby a species evolves characteristics that enable it to survive in a particular habitat. Adaptations allow species to live successfully in their habitat. Species living in different habitats need different adaptations.

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Connecticut River Habitat Restoration: A Significant Population of Rare Mussel Species

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Presentation Transcript

Species Richness

Species Richness

Chapter 6 Population Biology

Clearwater River Habitat/Bioassessment

Ecological Restoration and Invasive Species

City of New Braunfels Edwards Aquifer and the Habitat Conservation Plan

Restoration Project ESA Consultation Options

Arizona’s Aquatic Invasive Species Program

Habitats

ECOSYSTEMS

Habitat Requirements

Habitat and Lifestyle

Kopta Slough Flood Damage Reduction and Habitat Restoration Project “ Kopta Slough Project ”

Kama Creek Restoration Project Update

Habitats

Conservation Biology and Restoration Ecology

Activity 73: Introduced Species

Freshwater Mussel Restoration Project

Strategic Habitat Conservation for Endangered Species:

PROSPECT ISLAND RESTORATION &amp; THE FISH RESTORATION PROGRAM AGREEMENT

Ecosystems

Adaptation

PROSPECT ISLAND RESTORATION & THE FISH RESTORATION PROGRAM AGREEMENT