Developing a multi-metric habitat index for wadeable streams in Illinois (T-25-P-001). Annual Segment Report to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.
Hinz, Leon C., Jr.; Sass, Laura L.; Fischer, Robert; Epifanio, John M.
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Developing a multi-metric habitat index for wadeable streams in Illinois (T-25-P-001). Annual Segment Report to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.
Author(s)
Hinz, Leon C., Jr.
Sass, Laura L.
Fischer, Robert
Epifanio, John M.
Issue Date
2008-06-18
Keyword(s)
Disturbance
GIS
State-wide Analysis
Regionalization
stream habitats
habitat indices
INHS Division of Ecology and Conservation Science
INHS Section for Aquatic Ecology and Conservation
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Science in support of ecosystem management and conservation
Science in support of state fish, wildlife and outdoor recreational programs
Abstract
This project was initiated to describe key aquatic habitat characteristics and their association to anthropogenic disturbance by developing a field based, rapid assessment method for qualitatively monitoring instream conditions using a multi-metric habitat index. We have developed and applied a method for rating disturbance in wadeable streams throughout Illinois and collected information on physical habitat at 299 sites to date. Index development is in the preliminary stages with field work to continue during the summer of 2008. This report summarizes work performed for the period ending April 30, 2008 (Appendix A contains Eastern Illinois University subcontract annual report).
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Division of Ecology and Conservation Science, Section for Aquatic Ecology and Conservation
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Developing a multi-metric habitat index for wadeable streams in Illinois
Technical Report INHS 2008 (22)
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text
Language
en
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INHS Technical Report Prepared for Illinois Department of Natural Resources
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