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Appendix 4C PNW Coast Estuarine Conservation Targets Based on Substrates (Area in ha) Cape Pt Pt Queen Vancouver Cape Arago Arago Johnstone Grenville Grenville Charolotte Island TARGET Grand Total Goal North South Strait North South Strait Shelf Bedrock 65.3 20% 65.303 Boulder 133.6 20% 132.824 0.739 Cobble/Gravel 182.6 20% 125.864 56.711 Cobble/Gravel Flat 199.5 20% 10.319 189.142 Flat 931.6 20% 861.476 0.686 52.922 16.548 Mud 516.6 20% 505.612 10.954 Mud Flat 30,562.8 20% 1384.129 1.635 27704.663 1472.366 Organics/fines 18,325.0 30% 14161.708 416.051 118.891 301.826 3146.065 180.423 Rock 71.4 20% 70.308 1.074 Sand 26,590.8 20% 26568.068 16.73 6.008 Sand & Gravel Flat 716.9 20% 245.421 471.436 Sand Flat 10,229.4 20% 5790.791 11.759 128.155 2996.887 1301.817 Sand/Mud 4,167.1 20% 4123.497 43.649 Sand/Mud Flat 8,501.8 20% 8458.245 43.592 Shell 16.9 20% 16.894 Unconsolidated 597.7 20% 487.91 109.74 Undefined Beach/Bar 22.1 20% 2.555 3.723 15.808 Wood Debris/Organic 25.5 30% 21.734 3.768 Grand Total 101,856.4 62784.682 907.711 247.046 358.471 33887.053 245.421 3426.042 PNW Coast Ecoregional Assessment Appendix 4C, page 1 of 1
Appendix 4D PNW Coast Ecoregion Fine Filter Marine Targets Global Federal Taxon Common name Scientific name Analysis zone Data Rank Status Rationale & Comments Marine Both Near and Mammals Beaked whale Offshore N JCalambokidis: consider adding as target Marine Fin whale or Balaenopteridae Both Near and Mammals finback whale physalus Offshore N G3G4 E important migration route through ecoregion Marine Both Near and Mammals Grampus Offshore N JC: consider adding as target Marine Eschrichtius Both Near and State listed or candidate. Any occurrence, migration, Mammals Gray whale robustus Offshore N G3G4 routes. State listed or candidate. Any occurrence, migration, Marine Both Near and routes. Regular concententrations in foraging areas Mammals Harbor porpoise Phocoena phocoena Offshore N G4G5 and migration routes. Marine Humpback Megaptera Both Near and Mammals whale novaeangliae Offshore N G3 E important migration route through ecoregion breeds in WA and BC, southern resident population in BC listed as endangered by COSEWIC, northern resident population threatened by COSEWIC. JC Both Near and consider the different ecotypes separately (S and N Offshore N G4G5 SC resident, transient, and offshore) Both Near and Offshore N JC: consider adding as target Both Near and Offshore N JC: consider adding as target Both Near and Offshore N JC: consider adding as target Nearshore (0- 50m) N G4 T extirpated in OR, declining, keystone species Marine Killer whale or Mammals orca Orcinus orca Marine Mammals Minke whale Marine Northern right- Mammals whale dolphin Marine Pacific white- Mammals sided dolphin Marine Sea otter Mammals (Northern) Enhydra lutris Nearshore (0- 50m) Y G3 T haul outs throughout ecoregion, breeds in BC Both Near and Breeding areas, regular large concentrations. H Offshore Y ??? FC Weeks Nearshore (0- Food fish. Breeding areas, regular concentrations. H 50m) Y G5 Weeks Nearshore (0- 50m) N G3 declining population numbers Steller (northern) sea lion Eumetopias jubatus Marine Mammals Marine Fish Pacific herring Clupea pallasi Hypomesus Marine Fish Surf smelt pretiosus Acipenser Marine Fish Green sturgeon meditostris PNW Coast Ecoregional Assessment Appendix 4D, page 1 of 7
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