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GREAT LAKES COASTAL WETLANDS

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GREAT LAKES COASTAL WETLANDS

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    1. GREAT LAKES COASTAL WETLANDS

    2. Great Lakes wetland sampling sites: 1987-2001

    3. Coastal Wetland Sampling and Classification

    4. Great Lakes Marsh Classification: Sly and Busch’s Aquatic Systems (1992)

    5. G. L. Marsh Classification: Albert/Minc’s Aquatic Systems & Geomorphology (1998) Keough, Thompson, Guntenspergen, Wilcox’s Hydrogeomorphic Classification (1999)

    6. G. L. Marsh Classification: Great Lakes Consortium’s Combined Aquatic Systems & Hydrogeomorphologic. Albert, Ingram, Thompson, Wilcox (2001)

    7. Great Lakes Consortium’s Combined Aquatic Systems & Hydrogeomorphologic.

    8. Lacustrine Wetlands

    9. Riverine Wetlands

    10. Barrier-Protected

    11. Lacustrine Wetlands

    12. Lacustrine Wetlands

    13. Riverine Wetlands

    14. Riverine Wetlands

    15. Riverine Wetlands

    16. Barrier-Protected

    17. Geomorphic Differences: Protected Lacustrine Embayment

    18. Geomorphic Differences: Open Lacustrine Embayment

    19. Geomorphic Differences: Riverine: Drowned River Mouth

    20. Geomorphic Differences: Barrier Protected: Lagoon

    21. System Modifiers: Diked Wetlands and Dredged or Jetties

    22. Climatic Differences: Lake Erie Southern Wetlands

    23. Differences: Basin chemistry

    24. Changes in water level result in major changes in vegetation

    25. Inter-annual changes in water level result in major vegetation changes

    26. Differences in riverine wetlands

    27. Questions?

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