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Habitats Habitat Parameters /Indicators DRAFT - CHART4 USFWS PROGRAM LANDS DATA AND MONITORING NEEDS Pre - Management or Protection Data Required Wet Meadow: quantity ............................... .......................WCF -01 -L i Wet Meadow Quantity Wet Meadow Quality quality.............. ............. ....................... WCF -02 -L proximity to roostin 9habitat ....................WCF -03 -L Proximity to roosting habitat % groundwater hydrology WCF -04 -L Groundwater Hydrology WC Feeding /Foraging WHOOPING CRANE WC Roosting Channel: Erosion /Deposition width ............................. .......................WCR -01-L Bed Elevation depth ............................ ........................WCR -02 -L Grain Size /Distribution vegetation unobstructed view ...... ........................WCR -04 -L �► Suspended Sediment Channel Width Sandbar Characteristics .... .......................WCR -05 -L Channel Depth Disturbance Factors ........... .......................WCR -06 -L \ In- channel Vegetation 'Description and Inventory Proximity to Forage Habitat ......................WCR -07 -L Discharge at nearest gage Vegetation Community Types (In- channel and out -of channel) Acreage Quality Wet Meadow Channel Width Macro - Invertebrates Average width (wetted and active) Amphibians Forage Fish: \ Wet Meadow (restoration) proximity to nesting,. ........ ........... ....... LTF-01"L Quantity food availability ............... ........................LTF -02 -L Surface Water / Distribution INTERIOR Discharge Quality LEAST TERN LT Feeding /Foraging ✓ Water temperatur / Ground Water Hydrology AND _ Climate data or water t p. modeling) "Target Species Habitat Types PIPING LT Nesting Fish community Channel Characteristics PLOVER / Structure (size and shape offish) Width (Wetted and Active) \ Sandbar: - -- Depth vegetation ....................... .....................LT /PP -01 -L Unobstructed View elevationl ........................ .....................LT /PP -02 -L — T &E and Species of Concern mid - channel .................... .....................LT /PP -03 -L Sandbars: Channel: Quantity width......... LT /PP -04 -L Distribution ............. ............................... Elevation Proximity to forage habitat ..................... LT /PP -05 -L Sandpits: Sandpits: .................................................. LT /PP -06 -L Quantity Distribution Fish Habitat Fish Community ' Community Health .............. ........................AS -01 -L Inventory of Available Habitat Types Community Structure Stratified Random Sample of Available l Invertebrates .......................... ........................AS -02 -L Habitat Types �Mussels .................................. ........................AS -03 -L Mussels /Invertebrates Other Species Habitat Types of Interest Riparian Woodlands ......... ........................OS -01 -L Riparian Wetlands ............ ........................OS -02 -L Prairie Grasslands ............ ........................OS -03 -L Palustrine Wetlands .......... ........................OS -04 -L Other.................................. ........................OS -05 -L Quantity - Quality Monitoring Approach, Management V Management Timing, Location - Actions Monitoring Y, Wet Meadow (Bottomland Groundwater Grassland �, Hydrology )Restoration Upland Grassland (Restoration/ Creation �1 ee 1 Island /Sandbar Clearing IslandSandbar � Water Quality Leveling 1 - V Channel Widening 1`c RESEARCH )st- managemen Post - protection Data Required Description and Inventory Vegetation Community Types (In- channel and out-of channel) Acreage Quality Wet Meadow Macro- Invertebrates Amphibians Wet 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