'Tolerant species' presentation slideshows

UNIT 4

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Study on the goal of ecological rehabilitation and related management technology in Suzhou Creek YIN Haowen, LI Kang,

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Urban Forest Hurricane Recovery Program

Urban Forest Hurricane Recovery Program. http://treesandhurricanes.ifas.ufl.edu. Dr. Edward F. Gilman and Traci Partin. Choosing the Right Tree: Site Evaluation and Species Selection. Choosing the right tree. Getting started See what trees are growing in the area

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Site Assessment

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Succession

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Water Quality impairment and manure management

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Watershed Watch Protocols Level I

Watershed Watch Protocols Level I. Goals for this module Understand how biomonitoring is used to evaluate the health of a stream Learn how to sample the stream community Learn how to identify organisms in the stream Learn how to quantify your findings. Stream organisms require

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Measuring Water Pollution

Measuring Water Pollution. A Quick Overview. How do you measure the quality of a moving, ever changing fluid medium?. TECHNOLOGY-BASED LIMITS: Use a certain treatment technology (BPT, BAT, MACT, BPJ) to achieve a given quality of effluent (work backward from effluent chemistry).

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Rivers Intercalibration Phase 2 Key Cross-GIG activities 2008-2011

Rivers Intercalibration Phase 2 Key Cross-GIG activities 2008-2011. Refining Reference Conditions Intercalibrating Large River Ecological Status Initial scoping meeting Lyon May 2008. Roger Owen Jean-Gabriel Wasson John Murray-Bligh. Reference conditions We need to:.

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Biological Assessment

Biological Assessment. Developed by Ken Cooke Kentucky Division of Water Watershed Watch Program Coordinator Modified by Mike Kemp Professor of Environmental Engineering Technology Murray State University. Biomonitoring. Biomonitoring. A degraded habitat may not support some organisms. .

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Stream organisms require access to food refuge from predators tolerable temperatures

Biological Assessment Developed by Ken Cooke Kentucky Division of Water Watershed Watch Program Coordinator Modified by Mike Kemp Professor of Environmental Engineering Technology Murray State University. Stream organisms require access to food refuge from predators tolerable temperatures

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What is Silviculture?

What is Silviculture?. Silviculture is the application of the principles of forest ecology to a stand of trees to help meet specified objectives. Objectives can include income, wildlife habitat, water quality, recreation, or any other values a forest is capable of providing. The Big Picture.

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Margaret Stanley

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Dendroecology

Dendroecology. Dendroecology. Dendroecology uses dated tree rings to study ecological events such as fire and insect outbreaks Was developed by Theodor Hartig and Robert Hartig in late 1800s Germany In the US, dendroecology did not develop until the 1970s with the work of Hal Fritts

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Succession

Succession. The only thing constant about a forest ecosystems is that they never stop changing!. Natural changes: fire, storms, drought, flood, death and disease Man-made changes: harvesting, farming, trails, recreation and development. Succession .

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Watershed Assessment

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Diatoms as Bioindicators of Water Quality

Diatoms as Bioindicators of Water Quality. Cassandra Messina April 19, 2005 ECOL 475. Some Diatom Background. Occur only as single cells or chains of cells 285 genera and 10,000-12,000 recognized species Diversity is rivaled among the algae only by the green algae

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Long Island Creek Fish Inventory

Long Island Creek Fish Inventory. Data was collected from Long Island Creek upstream from Jett Road on June 21, 2012. This site is a post restoration site where severe bank erosion, channeling, and limited vegetation previously dominated the landscape. Analysis of Captured Fish.

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