Annick DONNAY STARESO, FRANCE

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Annick DONNAY STARESO, FRANCE Simplified methodology to study soft-bottom macrofauna in Corsica, France Fish farming influence’s study case Annick DONNAY STARESO, FRANCE

Study area: Corsica Located in the North-West Mediterranean Sea Oligotrophic water Few anthropogenic influences including fish farming Anchoring area Sewage outfall area Fish farming area

Influence studied : Fish farm 6 located around Corsica Production between 20 T and 1500 T per year In open or semi-closed bay Depth between 10 m and 26 m

Utility of the J’MAMBI BQI taken with care BENTIX BOPA BQI High 11 (12,2 %) 8 (8,9 %) 27 (30,0 %) 31 (34,4 %) 36 (40,0 %) Good 42 (46,7 %) 62 (68,9 %) 79 (87,8 %) 43 (47,8 %) 56 (62,2 %) 32 (35,6 %) Moderate 28 (31,1 %) 17 (18,9 %) 2 (2,2 %) 13 (14,4 %) Poor 7 (7,8 %) 0 (0,0 %) 3 (3,3 %) 1 (1,1 %) Bad 90 BQI taken with care M-AMBI based on habitat type identified in Corsica AMBI, BENTIX, BOPA not use of habitat characteristics Majority of stations is in High or Good quality status More variability of evaluated status with the J’MAMBI Fine distinction between ecological situation

Habitat type and J’MAMBI Nbr of Stations   AMBI Diversity Richness SF; [0-35[ 30 Bad 6 High 0,82 5,18 74 SM; [0-35[ 10 Intermediate 1,95 37 0,36 4,41 16 SG; [0-10[ 4 1,93 4,7 73 SG; [10-35[ 5,29 151 0,93 3,62 42 S; sandy clearing 14 5,73 124 1,2 3,19 35 SF; [35- 11 1,31 5,96 108 SM; [35- 8 1,4 5,79 SG; [35- 9 1,02 5,88 117 8 Habitat types around Corsica based on 428 samples Reference conditions values for M-AMBI calculation for each habitat based on 90 stations Ponderation of M-AMBI by the Pielou index J’ = J’MAMBI Seagrass meadow D<10 m 10 m≤D<35 m D≥35 m X<250 µm Sandy clearing Fine sand between surface and 35 m Fine sand deeper than 35 m 250 µm≤X<500 µm Medium sand between the surface and 35 m Medium sand deeper than 35 m X≥500 µm Coarse sand between the surface and 10 m Coarse sand between 10 and 35 m deep Coarse sand deeper than 35 m

Kind of study and utilities Fondamental Study Applied Study Expertise Deep knowledge of macrobenthos and the meadow Time to realise the study Species level identification, J’MAMBI and others indices Accessibility Overview of the situation Time saving Money saving Help for managers to take quick resolution to preserve the meadow Taxonomic sufficiency

Taxonomic sufficiency Evaluation based on J’MAMBI values Comparison between species level and genus or family level Family level identification sufficiant for rapid ecological quality status definition

Application: fish farming

Design Sampling period: spring 2 sampled stations: Under the cages At 300 m from the cage in the main current direction Identification until species level Aggregate at genus and family levels Comparaison of results between identification levels Spatial evaluation

Results By station:

For spatial evaluation of EQR

Conclusions At station level: no difference between species and family level identifcations’ results Spatially: no difference between the variation of EQR between the two stations Family level identification and the use of J’MAMBI by habitat are sufficiant for a rapid evaluation of the Ecological Quality status in the case of fish farming studies