Issues of Scale in Restoration

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Issues of Scale in Restoration Britta L. Timpane-Padgham

Restoration Motives Legal Economic Benefits ESA: restore species populations Clean Water Act Designation of National Parks and Wilderness areas Economic Benefits Ecosystem Services: water quality & availability, biodiversity, species abundance, CO2 sequestration

Restoration Funding Individual (isolated) projects, rearing and spawning habitat or “beneficial” habitat in general Bonneville Environmental Foundation 10-year model watershed program Long-term Community engagement Adaptive restoration (monitoring, evaluation) Focus on individual projects rather than regions Some changes are happening  Bonneville Environmental Foundation

Land Area Affected by ESA Listed Salmon & Steelhead 5 Endangered 23 Threatened 176,000 sq. miles 61% of Washington’s land area, 55% of Oregon’s, 26% of Idaho’s & 32% of California’s NOAA National Marine Fishery Services 2010

ESA and Restoration (Torgersen et al. 2012) Divide and make into two different graphs – or create with R, draw spheres indicating restoration (Torgersen et al. 2012)

ESA and Restoration (Torgersen et al. 2012)

Ambitious Restoration Space/time Hab, ssp, physical processes

Restoration Projects Space/time Hab, ssp, physical processes

Restoration Potential Space/time Hab, ssp, physical processes

Monitoring Some monitoring plans use other indicator species, aerial photos, GIS inferences, but measurement within plots and over 1 decade or less is dominant

Other Scale Mismatches Restoration & Climate Change Evaluation Scientific Knowledge and Management

Causal Relationships Spatial Temporal Plots/Quadrants vs. Study Area Perceptions of important scales for processes or species Political Boundaries & Management Scale of processes governing targeted restoration efforts Goals & Explanations Effect of restoration efforts – project performance curves Scales of processes Knowledge base surrounding restoration science Historical and Cultural context of values

Source: 2012 Forum

References Beechie, Timothy J., David A. Sear, Julian D. Olden, George R. Pess, John M. Buffington, Hamish Moir, Philip Roni, and Michael M. Pollock. 2010. Process-based Principles for Restoring River Ecosystems. BioScince 60(3): 209-222. BEF: Bonneville Environmental Foundation. 2012. Model Watershed Restoration. http://www.b-e- f.org/watersheds/. Frissell Christopher A., William J. Liss, Charles E. Warren, Michael D. Hurley. 1986. A hierarchical framework for stream habitat classification: viewing streams in a watershed context. Environmental Management 10(2): 199-214. Shumm S.A., and R.W. Lichty. Time, space, and causality in geomorphology. American Journal of Science 263: 110-119. TNC: The Nature Conservancy. A Practitioners Guide to the Design & Monitoring of Shellfish Restoration Projects. www.habitat.noaa.gov/pdf/tncnoaa_shellfish_hotlinks_final.pdf Torgersen, Christian E, Ebersole Joseph L., Druscilla M. Keenen. 2012. Primer for Identifying cold-water refuges to protect and restore thermal diversity in Riverine Landscapes. U.S. EPA, Office of Water and Watershed. Seattle WA.