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USGS. 2012. Assessing effects of restoration on the Nisqually River Delta: enhancing invertebrate prey to increase capacity for salmon. For Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program.

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  • Describes ongoing work in collaboration with Nisqually Tribe to monitor effects of restoration in Nisqually Delta.
  • Attempts to differentiate between energetic opportunitites provided by different habitat types in Nisqually, and how fish are realizing those opportunities.
  • Does not include continued monitoring of sediment accretion by other actors.

particles of clay, silt, sand, gravel, or cobble, transported by water, are called sediment.

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