File:Cereghino 2021 delta adaptive management draft (2010-13).pdf

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Cereghino, P. 2021. Delta Adaptive Management Strategy DRAFT (2010-2013). Unpublished program documents, prepared for Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Olympia, Washington. 43 pp.

Notes

• This is an internal document used to inform development of the ESRP Learning Program at its inception. It defines an adaptive management strategy for the use of capital resources to evaluate investments intended in increase the ecosystem services of river deltas.

Contents

Preface (July 2021) Purpose Executive Summary Introduction

Importance of Delta Restoration

The Challenge of Delta Restoration

Integrating Research and Restoration Practice

A Proposal for Restoration Learning

Delta Components and Processes

Delta Processes, Drivers, and Regimes

Delta Structures

Delta Ecosystem Functions, Goods and Services

Differences among Puget Sound Deltas

Organizing Learning around Critical Dynamics

Learning is a Project

Learning in Capital Programs

Project Duration and Intensity

Selecting Proposals for Investment

Importance

Viability

Policy Relevance

The Importance of Defining Working Postulates

Barriers to Effective Adaptive Management

Building Continuity in Learning

Learning Project Selection and Peer Oversight

A Note on Comprehensive System Monitoring

Core Monitoring Strategy

Hydrodynamics and Channel Formation

Benchmarks

Project Extent and Elevation Zonation

Channel feature baseline and change

Water Level Verification

Sediment Dynamics and Vegetation

Sediment Accretion

Natural Vegetation Recruitment

Out Planting Survival

Dynamics Reserved for Learning Projects

Salmonid rearing services

Biodiversity and food web development

Flood and drainage services

Human social dynamics

High Risk Projects

Tide Gate Risks

Limited Breach Risks

Downstream Scour Risks

Agricultural Drainage Risks

Sediment Contamination Risks

Systematic Qualitative Observation