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Habitats LEAST TERN AND PIPING PLOVER Nesting Feeding /Foraging ti Habitat Parameters /Indicators DRAFT - CHART2 USFWS DATA AND MONITORING NEEDS PROGRAM WATER Data Required Monitoring Approach, Location, Timing Analysis Method Analysis Timing WC WHOOPING Feeding /Foraging CRANE WC Roosting LEAST TERN AND PIPING PLOVER Nesting Feeding /Foraging ti Habitat Parameters /Indicators DRAFT - CHART2 USFWS DATA AND MONITORING NEEDS PROGRAM WATER Data Required Monitoring Approach, Location, Timing Analysis Method Analysis Timing Beginning of 1st Increment End of 1st Increment -1 Ct P��01 it `0 Lv-� 1 U0 Beginning of 1st Increment End of 1st Increment Channel RIVERINE Width [avg. width (wetted and active) per RIVERINE Channel: bridge segment] Channel and Sandbar Characteristics 2 width (wetted and active) and depth ...... LTIPP -0I -W Depth Approach: n erosion /deposition trends ....................... LT /PP -02 -W In- channel Vegetation Permanent Transects channel width trends ......... ......................LT /PP -03 -W Discharge at nearest gage Location: Sandbar Characteristicts: Bed Elevation Existing Sediment Transect (13 -17) ' quantity ............................... ......................LT /PP -04 -W Grain Size /Distribution Timing: distribution ......................... ......................LT /PP -05 -W Suspended Sediment LT /PP nesting season Sand Bar vegetation ............................ .....................LT /PP -06 -W Sandbars: Sandbars Quantity /Flow Analysis - TBD 9 Beginning of 1st Increment elevation ............................. ......................LT /PP -07 -W 10 Quantity BD TBD Sandpits y NON -RIVERINE GIS Analysis (see WC Foraging Analysis End of 1st Increment sand area ............................. .....................LTIPP -08 -W Distribution -TBD d h Sandpits Method) NON - RIVERINE Vegetation -TBD ) Sandpits: Elevation - TBD Approach: quantity ............................... ......................LT /PP -09 -W Sand Area - TBD Aerial Photography (CIR and BIW) distributi. on ......................... .....................LT /PP -10 -W NON -RIVERINE Location: sand area .................................................. LT /PP -11 -W Sandpits: 90 -mile reach, proximity to feeding /foraging habitat......... LT -12 -W Quantity Timing: Distribution Tern and Plover Nesting Season Proximity to river /feeding /forage (June- August) Total Sand Area Fish Community Approach: Fish Habitat Inventory Available Habitat Types TBD �'Y YP Beginning of 1st Increment :Community Health .............. ........................LT -01 -W / Communit y Structure Habitat Types 90 -mile Reach Location: End of 1st Increment Stratified Random Sample of Available Trend Analysis 5 years into Program Invertebrates .......................... ........................PP -01 -W Invertebrates Timing: Flows - TBD USFWS, April 13, 2001 Aerial Photography Photo-interpretation Wet Meadow: CIR Photography GIS Database GIS ANALYSIS quantity and distribution .. ........................WCF q Y -01 -W Land cover class photo interpretation Field Measurements Land Cover Types quality q y ................................ ........................WCF -02 -W GIS land cover database Photo- Interpretation Accuracy quantity . proximity to roosting habitat ....................WCF -03 -W Vegetatio c�rrfM ity data Assessment quality (TBD) isolation ............................. ........................WCF -04 -W (Struct re /Speci e Composition) Vegetation Community Classification, roximit proximity to roosting habitat Location: isolation ,�` _Y 90 -mile Reach Timing: Flows - TBD Channel and Sandbar Characteristics Channel Channel: width (wetted and active) . ........................WCR -01 -W Width [avg. width (wetted and active) p\ per Approach: Permanent Transects depth .......................... ............................... WC R -02-W bridge segment] Location: vegetation ......................... ........................WCR unobstructed view (including -03 -W Depth In channel Vegetation Existing Sediment Transect (13 -17) Timing: g' Aerial Photo Analysis TBD rend Analysis WCIF Model out-of-channel) channel) .............. ........................WCR -04 -W Discharge at nearest gage Bed Elevation Whooping Crane migration seasons SedNeg Model erosion /deposition trends ........................WCR -05 -W Grain Size /Distribution AND Mass Balance Analysis channel width trends ......... .......................WCR -06 -W Suspended Sediment Approach: Sed In /Out Analysis Sandbar characteristics: Sandbar Characteristics Aerial Photography (Channel Width TBD) Stage /Discharge Relationship quantity ..................................................... W C R-07-W Quantity -TBD Location: distribution ....................... ........................WCR elevation ............. ...................................... -08 -W WCR -09 -W Distribution - TBD Elevation 90 -mile Reach Timing: aa � (�viwva 1p {vim+ -TBD Flows - TBD oivrowp I Beginning of 1st Increment End of 1st Increment -1 Ct P��01 it `0 Lv-� 1 U0 Beginning of 1st Increment End of 1st Increment Channel RIVERINE Width [avg. width (wetted and active) per RIVERINE Channel: bridge segment] Channel and Sandbar Characteristics 2 width (wetted and active) and depth ...... LTIPP -0I -W Depth Approach: n erosion /deposition trends ....................... LT /PP -02 -W In- channel Vegetation Permanent Transects channel width trends ......... ......................LT /PP -03 -W Discharge at nearest gage Location: Sandbar Characteristicts: Bed Elevation Existing Sediment Transect (13 -17) ' quantity ............................... ......................LT /PP -04 -W Grain Size /Distribution Timing: distribution ......................... ......................LT /PP -05 -W Suspended Sediment LT /PP nesting season Sand Bar vegetation ............................ .....................LT /PP -06 -W Sandbars: Sandbars Quantity /Flow Analysis - TBD 9 Beginning of 1st Increment elevation ............................. ......................LT /PP -07 -W 10 Quantity BD TBD Sandpits y NON -RIVERINE GIS Analysis (see WC Foraging Analysis End of 1st Increment sand area ............................. .....................LTIPP -08 -W Distribution -TBD d h Sandpits Method) NON - RIVERINE Vegetation -TBD ) Sandpits: Elevation - TBD Approach: quantity ............................... ......................LT /PP -09 -W Sand Area - TBD Aerial Photography (CIR and BIW) distributi. on ......................... .....................LT /PP -10 -W NON -RIVERINE Location: sand area .................................................. LT /PP -11 -W Sandpits: 90 -mile reach, proximity to feeding /foraging habitat......... LT -12 -W Quantity Timing: Distribution Tern and Plover Nesting Season Proximity to river /feeding /forage (June- August) Total Sand Area Fish Community Approach: Fish Habitat Inventory Available Habitat Types TBD �'Y YP Beginning of 1st Increment :Community Health .............. ........................LT -01 -W / Communit y Structure Habitat Types 90 -mile Reach Location: End of 1st Increment Stratified Random Sample of Available Trend Analysis 5 years into Program Invertebrates .......................... ........................PP -01 -W Invertebrates Timing: Flows - TBD USFWS, April 13, 2001