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1/16 Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in the Great Lakes Ed Rutherford Ecosystem Dynamics National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science Center for Sponsored Coastal Ocean Research

2/16 EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs

3/16 EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Most harmful invasive species Sea Lamprey Entered upper Great Lakes in 1920s-30s Extirpated lake trout and deepwater whitefishes in many Great Lakes Alewife Entered upper Great Lakes in 1930s Eats larvae of native fishes, alters zooplankton community, but is prey for salmonines

4/16 EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Zebra Mussel Quagga Mussel Kao, Adlerstein and Rutherford. (In press). Assessment of Top-down and Bottom-up Controls on the Collapse of Alewives (Alosa pseudoharengus) in Lake Huron. Ecosystems. Invasive mussel effects on Great Lakes food webs: prey fish Increased Water Clarity Decreased 1° Production Changed Phosphorus Cycling HABs and Cladophora Blooms

5/16 EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs And now Asian carp may enter the Great Lakes and further deplete plankton available for fish … Prey fish Fish harvest ZooplanktonPhytoplankton Silver CarpBighead Carp

NOAA/CILER/Univ. Invasive Species Research Establish Spread Impact Prob Dispersal Prob Suitable Habitat Prob Move Prob Impact Species in Pathway GLANSIS (Presentation by Sturtevant, NOAA Great Lakes Sea Grant, forthcoming) Watchlist of 53 Aquatic Nonindigenous Species EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Introduced 6/16

Prob Dispersal Introduced Establish Spread Impact Prob Suitable Habitat Prob Move Prob Impact Species in Pathway Is habitat suitable for invasive species? Collaborators: Wittmann, U. Nevada-Reno, Kramer and Drake, U. Georgia; Mason, Riseng, Beletsky, U. Mich; Chadderton and Annis, TNC; Rutherford, GLERL; Lodge, U. Notre Dame EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs NOAA/CILER/Univ. Invasive Species Research 7/16

8/16 EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Forecasting Invasive Species Habitat Suitability Occurrence Records Environmental Layers Estimate Envt’l Niche Model Algorithm/Approach (Diagram From A. Kramer and J. Drake, Univ. Georgia)

2/2 GLAHF COMPREHENSIVE DATABASE cumulative degree-days upwelling landcover Administrative Boundaries - 16 Lake & land units, Political boundaries Management Units Biological – 61+ Aquatic invasive species, Benthos, Fish Environmental/Chemical - 37 Water chemistry Geomorphology/Topobathymerty - 28 Hydrogeoforms Substrate, Elevation, Relief, Slope Landscape Land use/cover, Geology, Soils Mechanical Energy - 19 Circulation, Upwelling, Waves Rivers/Hydrology - 14 Flowlines, Watersheds, Dams & barriers Temperature Energy - 19 Upwelling, Water temperature at depth, Growing Degree Days Other Stressors - 4 9/16

Example: Grass carp and Hydrilla Hydrilla - H. verticillataGrass carp - Ctenopharyngodon idella (Established and reproducing naturally)(Not yet established in Great Lakes) EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs 10/16

Grass carp niche – modeled using GL climate data and Climate data where carp occur outside GL basin Above clipped using GL SAV, wetlands data + Hydrilla niche 11/16 EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Grass Carp niche centrality for entire Great Lakes region using air temperature, precipitation data Grass carp niche centrality clipped using Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV), Wetlands and predicted Hydrilla niche; (Hydrilla niche modeled using GLERL water temperature, photic zone, substrate, and wave data) Wittmann, Rutherford et al. (In Review.) JGLR. Grass Carp – Niche Centrality

Bythotrephes Research Team: Ivan, Mich. State U.; Zhang, U. Michigan;’ Rutherford, Mason, Hunter, GLERL; Hoff, USFWS. Individual Based Model Will Invasive Species Establish ? EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs NOAA/CILER/Univ. Invasive Species Research Establish Spread Impact Prob Dispersal Prob Suitable Prob Move Prob Impact Species in Pathway Introduced 12/16

Will Invasive Species Spread? EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Fig. from Lodge, Zhang, Beletsky, Rutherford et al. (In review). ARER. Eurasion Ruffe, Golden mussel larvae dispersed by currents vs release from ship deballast NOAA/CILER/Univ. Invasive Species Research Establish Spread Impact Prob Dispersal Prob Suitable Habitat Prob Move Prob Impact Species in Pathway Introduced 13/16 D. Beletsky, R. Beletsky, Rutherford, et al. (In review). JGLR.

Will invasive species affect food webs, fisheries? Models Individual-Based Models Biophysical Models (FVCOM): Mark Rowe Bioeconomic Food Web models (Ecopath w/ Ecosim): Hongyan Zhang In Focus Presentation Ecosystem models (Atlantis) EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs NOAA/CILER/Univ. Invasive Species Research Establish Spread Impact Prob Dispersal Prob Suitable Habitat Prob Move Prob Impact Species in Pathway Introduced 14/16

Stakeholders for Invasive Species Modeling and Habitat Data Invasive Species Model Results: US Army Corps of Engineers Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee Great Lakes Fishery Commission Council of Lake Committees US Fish and Wildlife Service Habitat Data: State DNRs Ontario Ministry NR Env’t Canada Int’l Joint Commission Lake Habitat Task Groups EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs 15/16

16/16 EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Future Challenges and Opportunities Improve forecasts of invasive species spread and impact Understand interactive effects of invasive species, land use change, climate change and fisheries on food webs Couple economic models with food web models to inform invasive species risk assessment and management

EcoDyn | Forecasting Invasive Species Impacts and Distributions in Great Lakes Food Webs Questions?