Presentations: 2013 study panel on ecosystem-based management of forage fish in Puget Sound
Download presentations from the Study Panel on Ecosystem-based Management of Forage Fish held August 25, 2013 at the University of Washington’s Friday Harbor Lab, San Juan Island.
Event summary
Puget Sound Institute’s
Study Panel on Ecosystem-based Management of Forage Fish
Presentation Session [agenda]
Monday, August 26, 2013
10:30a – 3:30p
Presentatation slides (PDF)
Estimation of herring abundance in Puget SoundKurt Stick, WDFW
Puget Sound's nearshore pelagic foodweb: landscape and historical patternsCasimir Rice, NOAA NWFSC
Zooplankton in Puget SoundIris Kemp, UW SAFS
What do juvenile Chinook eat? Neritic food webs in the San Juan Islands Russel Barsh, Kwiaht
Cherry Point's pickled herring Fred Felleman, Friends of the Earth
Patterns in seabird diet and persistent organic pollutants in Puget Sound forage fish Tom Good, NOAA NWFSC
Update on Ecopath with Ecosim modeling of Central Puget Sound: planktivorous fishes Chris Harvey, NOAA NWFSC
Life beyond the spawning grounds: distribution & food web relations of herring & forage fishes in Puget Sound Dave Beauchamp, UW
Some observations of forage fish in the Salish Sea Eric Eisenhardt, Whale Museum
Toxic contaminants in Puget Sound's pelagic food webJim West, WDFW
