NCCN Inventory Intertidal Fish San Juan Island National Historical Park

Fradkin S. NCCN Inventory Intertidal Fish San Juan Island National Historical Park. 2001-2005. National Park Service

Intertidal fish inventory at San Juan Islands National Historical Park, 2001-2005. Coastal and fisheries staff from Olympic National Park conducted a four-day inventory of intertidal fishes at San Juan Island National Historical Park. Beach seine sampling was employed in all intertidal zone habitat types associated with the coastal areas of the American and English Camp units. A total of 26 sites were sampled in both park units, with 11 sites sampled in the protected bay habitats of English Camp and 15 in the more exposed coastal habitats of American Camp. This project represents an initial effort to inventory the intertidal fishes of the San Juan Island National Historical Park (SAJH). From this inventory, the fish communities of the American Camp (north and south) and English Camp shorelines were compared and the number of possible species present in the overall study area at the time of sampling were estimated. This inventory does not represent an accurate assessment of fish assemblage structure across different seasons or between years; rather it represents the assemblage structure found during the limited sampling period.

Type
Project
Authors
Fradkin, Steven
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
SAJH
Keywords
American Camp, Biodiversity, English Camp, Fish, Intertidal, Inventory, Inventory And Monitoring, NPSpecies, Observations, Presence, San Juan Island National Historical Park, Seine, Shoreline, Specimen, Voucher
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Intertidal Communities , Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Fishes

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