NEBAWWG Archive

NEBAWWG Meeting Materials Archive

November 7, 2017

• Agenda

Presentations

• Regional FQA Database: Update and Demo
• Water Quality Data Sharing
• Data Advances for Water Quality

May 17, 2017

• Vermont Wetlands Program Update
• Regional FQA Database: Update and Discussion
• Massachusetts WPDG Projects

November 1–3, 2016

• Accessing and using NWCA data
• Case study-Identifying Reference Wetlands Across Multiple States
• CBP Wetland Restoration BMP and CCRM SWDG
• Developing Regional Monitoring Networks to Detect Climate Change Effects- The Streams Example
• Establishing a National Reference Wetlands Registry for the USA
• Hydrology Monitoring in New Jersey Pinelands and Coastal Wetlands- Methods and Applications
• Integrating Monitoring and Assessment Methods into Trainings and Workshops
• Long-term Freshwater Wetland Monitoring in Acadia National Park
• MACWA Marsh Futures- Assessment and Mapping
• Pennsylvania Peatlands
• Ohio EPA Water Resource Restoration Sponsor Program
• Pinelands Commission Wetland Research And Monitoring
• Vermont Story- The Integration of the Watershed Management Division WQ Monitoring Programs
• Wetland Functional Assessment for West Virginia
• Wetlands Monitoring & Assessment in Massachusetts
• iNaturalist: High Tech Rapid Wetlands Data Collection

April 28, 2016

October 26–28, 2016

November 12, 2014

• Agenda

Wetland Assessment Methods in the Northeast Field Demonstration Workshop and Webinar Series 2012

• Compilation of Webinar Presentations and Workshop Materials (pgs 655, 55.9MB)
• Individual Sections  Table of Contents (pg. 5, 101KB)
• Section 1. Acknowledgements (pg. 4, 80KB)
• Section 2. Webinar and Workshop Agendas (pg. 6-8, 238KB)
• Section 3. Workshop Participant Contact List (pg. 9-11, 173KB)
• Section 4. Maine Department of Environmental Protection (pg. 12-103, 10.8MB)
• Section 4.1 Maine DEP Wetland Biological Monitoring and Assessment Methods Webinar Presentation (pg. 13-56, 9.89MB)
• Section 4.2 Maine DEP Biological Sampling Methods and Field Sheets (pg. 57-103, 1MB)
• Section 4.2.1 Protocols for Collecting Water Grab Samples in Rivers, Streams, and Freshwater Wetlands (pg. 58-63, 42.2KB)
• Section 4.2.2 Protocols for Sampling Algae in Wadeable Rivers, Streams, and Freshwater Wetlands (pg. 64-82, 629KB)
• Section 4.2.3 Protocols for Sampling Aquatic Macroinvertebrates in Freshwater Wetlands (pg. 83-91, 55KB)
• Section 4.2.4 Wetland Sampling Steps to Success: Collecting Macroinvertebrates Using a Dip Net Measured Sweep (pg. 92, 87.6KB)
• Section 4.2.5 Protocols for Decontaminating Biomonitoring Sampling Equipment (pg. 93-100, 89.9KB)
• Section 4.2.6 Maine DEP Wetland Bioassessment Field Data Form (pg. 101, 26.6KB)
• Section 4.2.7 Maine DEP Epiphytic Algae Data Sheet (pg. 102, 41.4KB)
• Section 4.2.8 Human Disturbance Ranking Form for Biological Assessment of Wetlands (pg. 103, 32.6KB)
• Section 5. Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Massachusetts Coastal Zone Management and UMass, Amherst (pg. 104-252, 13.1 MB)
• Section 5.1 Massachusetts Wetland Monitoring and Assessment Webinar Presentation (pg. 105-176, 9.66MB)
• Section 5.2 MassDEP/MassCZM Standard Operating Procedures and Data Forms (pg. 177-239, 1.05MB)
• Section 5.2.1 MassDEP Standard Operating Procedure: Assessment of Salt Marsh Wetland Communities DRAFT (pg. 178-197, 422KB)
• Section 5.2.2 CAPS/SLAM Salt Marsh Assessment Data Forms May 2012 (pg. 198-208, 306KB)
• Section 5.2.3 MassDEP Standard Operating Procedure: Assessment of Wetland Communities (pg. 209-231, 211KB)
• Section 5.2.4 Forested Wetland Assessment Data Forms (pg. 232-239, 145KB)
• Section 5.3 CAPS Ecological Integrity Maps: Kents Island Salt Marsh (pg. 240-252, 2.44MB)
• Section 6 New Hampshire Natural Heritage Bureau (pg. 253-354, 15.5MB)
• Section 6.1 Ecological Integrity Assessment Method Applied to Wetland Systems in NH Webinar Presentation (pg. 254-303, 11.3MB)
• Section 6.2 Level 2.5 Ecological Integrity Assessment Manual (pg. 304-341, 893KB)
• Section 6.2.1 Level 2.5 EIA Data forms (pg. 342-351, 366KB)
• Section 7. Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (pg.355-434, 2.94MB)
• Section 7.1 RI Freshwater Wetland Assessment Methods and Applications Webinar Presentation (pg. 356-390, 2.03MB)
• Section 7.2 RIRAM User’s Guide v2.10 (pg. 391-434, 914KB)
• Section 7.2.1 RIRAM Field Datasheet (pg. 427-432, 180KB)
• Section 8. Vermont Department of Environmental Protection (pg. 435-481, 9.26MB)
• Section 8.1 Vermont Bioassessment Program Webinar Presentation (pg. 436-458, 8.82MB)
• Section 8.2 VRAM User’s Manual (pg. 459-479, 408KB)
• Section 8.2.1 VRAM DRAFT Scoring Form (pg. 480-481, 37KB)
• Section 9 US Fish and Wildlife Service (pg. 482-655, 4.21 MB)
• Section 9.1 Introduction to NovaWET and Landscape-level Wetland Functional Assessment using NWI+ Data for New England Webinar Presentation (pg. 483-548, 2.72MB)
• Section 9.2 Nova Scotia Wetland Evaluation Technique (pg. 549-578, 350KB)
• Section 9.2.1 NovaWET Data Sheet (pg. 579-582, 178KB)
• Section 9.3 Dichotomous Keys and Mapping Codes for Wetland Landscape Position, Landform, Water Flow Path, and Waterbody Type Descriptors: Version 2.0 (pg. 583-640, 421KB)
• Section 9.3.1 LLWW Simplified Key (pg. 641-642, 123KB)
• Section 9.3.2 Wetland Functions Worksheet (pg. 643, 43.9KB)
• Section 9.3.3 Correlation of Function and Wetland Type Worksheet (pg. 644-655, 465KB)