The National Marine Biological Analytical Quality Control Scheme Set up in 1994 Source of external quality control for U.K. competent monitoring authorities;

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The National Marine Biological Analytical Quality Control Scheme Set up in 1994 Source of external quality control for U.K. competent monitoring authorities; open to consultants and non-U.K. participants Reports to the Healthy & Biological Diverse Seas Evidence Group under the U.K.’s Marine Monitoring & Assessment Strategy Helps to standardise results and methods by providing Best Practice guides, taxonomic workshops and training exercises Comprises a number of biological component modules New components are developed as and when required, as determined by monitoring needs Benthic Invertebrates Modules: ID Ring Tests Own Samples Workshops Laboratory Reference Manager: Fish Modules: Ring Test Workshops Reverse Ring Test Manager: 1

The National Marine Biological Analytical Quality Control Scheme Macroalgae & Seagrasses Modules: Rocky Shore Algae ID Ring Test Opportunistic Macroalgae % Cover Ring Test Opportunistic Macroalgae Biomass Ring Test Seagrass % Cover Ring Test Workshops Manager: Phytoplankton Modules Identification Enumeration Harmful Algal Blooms Workshops Manager: Particle Size Analysis Modules: Ring Test Own Sample Workshops Manager: 2

The National Marine Biological Analytical Quality Control Scheme Further information is available from the module managers or from the NMBAQC website: Technical Secretary: Saltmarsh Saltmarsh mapping standard being produced by the Environment Agency Saltmarsh plants ID ring test in development Manager: NEW - UNDER DEVELOPMENT New elements are being brought into the scheme, currently Epibiota, Zooplankton & Saltmarsh plants Other biological quality elements will be developed as required by monitoring needs Epibiota Best Practice Guide is being produced Manager: Zooplankton Pilot Ring Test 2014/2015 Workshop 2015 Manager: 3