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DRAFT - CHART4 USFWS PROGRAM LANDS DATA AND MONITORING NEEDS Potential Potential Post - Management, Pre - Management or Protection Monitoring Approach, Management Management Post - protection Habitats Habitat Parameters /Indicators Data Required Timing, Location Actions Monitoring Data Required WC Feeding /Foraging WHOOPING j CRANE LEAST TER AND PIPING PLOVER Wet Meadow: quantity............................... .......................WCF -01 -L i Wet Meadow Quantity quality i Wet Meadow Quality proximity to roostinghabitat ....................WCF -03 -L I Proximity to roosting habitat 8 groundwater hydrology .......WCF -04 -L :; Groundwater Hydrology Y 9Y ..................... WC Roosting Channel: Other Riparian Wetlands ............ ........................OS Erosion/Deposition width ............................. .......................WCR -01 -L ! Bed Elevation depth ............................. .......................WCR -02 -L Grain Size /Distribution vegetation .................... ........................WCR -03 -L ! Suspended Sediment unobstructed view ....... ........................WCR -04 -L !�^ Channel Width Sandbar Characteristics .... .......................WCR -06 -L I' Channel Depth Disturbance Factors ........... .......................WCR -06 -L In channel Vegetation Proximity to Forage Habitat ......................WCR -07 -L I Discharge at nearest gage LT Feeding /Foraging LT Nesting Forage Fish: proximity to nesting ......... .......................LTF -01 -L food availability LTF -02 -L !f Description and Inventory ;Vegetation Community Types (In- channel and out -of channel) Acreage Quality Channel Width Wet Meadow Average width (wetted and active) Macro- Invertebrates Amphibians Wet Meadow (restorati on) ....... ............................... Surface Water Discharge Sandbar: vegetation ....................... .....................LT /PP -01 -L elevationl .............. ............................... LT /PP -02 -L mid - channel .................... .....................LT /PP -03 -L Channel: jwidth ................................. .....................LT /PP -04 -L Proximity to forage habitat ..................... LT /PP -06 -L Sandpits :............................. .....................LT /PP -O6 -L i Fish Habitat Community Health....... Community Structure Invertebrates ................... Mussels........................... Habitat Types of Interest Water temperature Climate data (for water temp, modeling) Fish community Structure (size and shape offish) Sandbars: Quantity Distribution Elevation Sandpits: Quantity Distribution Fish Community AS -07 -L Inventory of Available Habitat Types Stratified Random Sample of Available Habitat Types AS -03 -L Mussels /Invertebrates Riparian Woodlands ......... ........................OS -01 -L Other Riparian Wetlands ............ ........................OS -02 -L Quantity Species -- Prairie Grasslands ............ ........................OS -03 -L --O' Quality Palustrine Wetlands .......... ........................OS -04 -L Other.................................. ........................OS _ -06 -L r Quantity Distribution 'i Quality Ground Water Hydrology [Target Species Habitat Types !Channel Characteristics j Width (Wetted and Active) Depth Unobstructed View T &E and Species of Concern Wet Meadow (Bottomland )Restoration i Groundwater Hydrology i Island /Sandbar Clearing ► j IslandSandbar Water Quality Leveling '.Channel Widening RESEARCH Description and Inventory Vegetation Community Types (In- channel and out -of channel) Acreage Quality !Wet Meadow Macro - Invertebrates Amphibians lrWet Meadow (restoration) Quantity Distribution Quality Ground Water Hydrology Target Species Habitat Types Channel Characteristics Width (Wetted and Active) Depth Unobstructed View T &E and Species of Concern USFWS, April 13, 2001