Category:Embayment
"This term describes protected estuaries and lagoons within which there is too little wave action to form beaches. The term pocket estuary has been widely used on Puget Sound to describe these features. Most of these small embayments are tidally influenced, but they also include isolated lagoons and wetlands. Estuaries are those with a significant input of freshwater – for example, from a surface stream, whereas lagoons have limited freshwater input. A large number of the estuaries and lagoons on Puget Sound are formed and enclosed by barrier beaches, emphasizing an important geomorphological relationship between the wave-dominated beach environments and these small protected estuarine environments." Shipman 2008
Pages in category "Embayment"
The following 74 pages are in this category, out of 74 total.
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- Padilla Bay
- Port Angeles Harbor
- Port Gamble Ecosystem
- Port Susan Bay Ecosystem
- PREDICTING SHOREFORM EVOLUTION IN PUGET SOUND Guidelines and Tools to Estimate Gravel Transport
- Puget Sound Nearshore Ecosystem Restoration Project
- Puget Sound Nearshore Habitat Conservation Calculator
- Puget Sound Tidal Restriction and Wetland Mapping
- Pysht River Estuary
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Media in category "Embayment"
The following 48 files are in this category, out of 48 total.
- Beamer et al 2006 whidbey pocket estuary fish.pdf 0 × 0; 5.49 MB
- Beechie et al 2017 salmon habitat status monitoring.pdf 0 × 0; 25.81 MB
- Berry et al 2001 shorezone users manual.pdf 0 × 0; 366 KB
- Bloch et al. 2019 coastal stream and embayment restoration prioritization.pdf
- Cardno-entrix 2013 snow creek design report.pdf 0 × 0; 29.13 MB
- Cereghino 2014 DRAFT nimble spatial reassessment.pdf 0 × 0; 756 KB
- Cereghino 2014 sub-estuary inventory in puget sound.pdf 0 × 0; 482 KB
- Cereghino 2015 accelerating estuary restoration.pdf 0 × 0; 1.69 MB
- Dethier 1990 puget sound shoreline classification.pdf 0 × 0; 265 KB
- DNR 2008 fidalgo bay management plan.pdf 0 × 0; 8.65 MB
- Ehinger et al 2015 nearshore habitat value HEA.pdf 0 × 0; 1.08 MB
- ESA et al. 2022 coastal stream and embayment fish access framework.pdf
- Fresh 2006 juvenile salmon in nearshore.pdf 0 × 0; 435 KB
- Goetz et al 2004 PSNERP restoration principles.pdf 0 × 0; 2.79 MB
- Hall et al 2019 DRAFT pocket estuary inventory protocol.pdf 0 × 0; 1.92 MB
- Henderson Inlet Watershed.pdf 0 × 0; 21.31 MB
- Hughes et al 2014 nursery functions of estuaries.pdf 0 × 0; 16.06 MB
- Johannessen et al 2014 marine shoreline design guidance.pdf 0 × 0; 25.23 MB
- Kramer et al 2010 shoreline no net loss framework.pdf 0 × 0; 6.23 MB
- Lambert & Chamberlin 2023 non-natal rearing.pdf 0 × 0; 626 KB
- Lanksbury et al 2017 mussel monitoring survey 2015-2016.pdf 0 × 0; 4.99 MB
- Livingston Lagoon full tide breach from west.jpg 2,000 × 1,083; 2.11 MB
- Livingston lagoon reference marsh.jpg 2,000 × 1,587; 4.33 MB
- Mickelson 2009 crescent creek freshwater input analysis.pdf 0 × 0; 2.47 MB
- Mickelson et al 2009 crescent harbor monitoring plan.pdf 0 × 0; 1.14 MB
- NOSC 2009 salmon estuary monitoring plan.pdf 0 × 0; 5.99 MB
- Olympia historical shoreline.jpg 2,263 × 3,013; 3.89 MB
- Olympia shoreline change.jpg 2,263 × 3,013; 2.88 MB
- Redmond et al 2005 nearshore salmon recovery plan.pdf 0 × 0; 3.81 MB
- Salmon creek estuary 2013 comp-reduced.JPG 1,600 × 699; 1.22 MB
- Salmon creek overflight.JPG 1,600 × 1,066; 1.55 MB
- Salmon creek overflight2.JPG 1,600 × 1,066; 1.46 MB
- Salmon creek.JPG 4,000 × 3,000; 4.8 MB
- Schlenger et al 2011 PSNERP strategic needs assessment.pdf
- Shreffler 2012 jimmycomelately monitoring report.pdf 0 × 0; 6.82 MB
- Shreffler et al 2008 jimmycomelately lessons learned.pdf 0 × 0; 1.52 MB
- Titlow oblique.jpg 800 × 531; 92 KB
- Tuohy et al. 2018 chum non-natal habitat use.pdf 0 × 0; 3.87 MB
- Wait et al 2007 west whidbey nearshore fish use.pdf 0 × 0; 8.17 MB
- WDNR 2013 piling and creosote removal BMP.pdf 0 × 0; 75 KB