Project Title

Comparison of algal biomass and organic content in Thatcher Bay pre and post restoration effort

Presenting Author(s)

Isabella Tsark

Document Type

Event

Start Date

10-5-2019 3:30 PM

End Date

10-5-2019 6:30 PM

Description

Thatcher Bay, Blakely Island, WA was impacted by wood-waste. This resulted in elevated total organic composition, impacting the benthic habitat quality. Restoration efforts removed the wood waste and may have affected the organic content and algal biomass. In order to estimate the success of these conservation efforts we measured the current elemental concentrations of organic material and algal biomass in Thatcher and, as a control, Armitage Bay. These values are compared to pre-restoration conditions.

Discipline

Biology

Research Mentor(s)

Dr. Nelson

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Comparison of algal biomass and organic content in Thatcher Bay pre and post restoration effort

Thatcher Bay, Blakely Island, WA was impacted by wood-waste. This resulted in elevated total organic composition, impacting the benthic habitat quality. Restoration efforts removed the wood waste and may have affected the organic content and algal biomass. In order to estimate the success of these conservation efforts we measured the current elemental concentrations of organic material and algal biomass in Thatcher and, as a control, Armitage Bay. These values are compared to pre-restoration conditions.

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