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Sep 16, 2011

Ecosystem-Based Management: Ecosystem Protection and Restoration Strategies

Introduction: E. Eric Knudsen1 Overarching, Large-Scale Protection and Restoration Strategies: John Lombard2 Strategies for Watersheds and Tributaries: Richard R. Horner3 Strategies for Marine and Estuarine Habitats: E. Eric Knudsen1 Strategies for Fisheries and Wildlife : Cleveland Steward4 Evaluation of Protection and Restoration Effectiveness: E. Eric Knudsen1   1Su...
Apr 19, 2012

Rhyacotriton olympicus

For all species in the genus, mean SVL for the largest 10% of adults is between 5 and 6 cm. OLYMPICUS: largest of the 4 species; mean SVL of the largest 10% of males 59.0 mm, 57.3 mm for females.
Jul 19, 2015

1991 Puget Sound Update

This is the second annual Puget Sound Update. Findings from the first two years of the Puget Sound Ambient Monitoring Program (PSAMP) form the basis of this report. This report briefly describes PSAMP, explains the significance of each type of monitoring, and discusses the results. It provides some background on the workings of the Puget Sound ecosystem and the history of contamination problems in the Sound. 
By Puget Sound Water Quality Authority
Jul 28, 2015

2010 Estuary and salmon restoration program annual report

This report highlights the vision and accomplishments of ESRP in advancing an ecosystem restoration strategy in Puget Sound to restore the ecosystem processes that are essential for a self-sustaining coastal ecosystem.
By Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Jun 16, 2012

Download EoPS ringtones

Puget Sound is calling: EoPS now has custom ringtones. Add the sounds of Puget Sound-area species like the Rhinoceros Auklet or Pacific Chorus Frog to your phone today.
By Encyclopedia of Puget Sound
Jun 04, 2015

Atlas of seal and sea lion haulout sites in Washington

A 2000 report from the Washington Department of Fish and  Wildlife provides information on haulout sites for harbor seals, Steller sea lions, California sea lions, and northern elephant seals located in Washington waters. 
By Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife: Steven J. Jeffries, Patrick J. Gearin, Harriet R. Huber, Don L. Saul and Darrell A. Pruett