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Slide presentation by Anne Condon (USFWS) describing Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration processes and restoration planning. It summarizes a turtle monitoring project (2006, 2010–2011): ~3,500 marked turtles, eggs collected, tissue relationships for mercury monitoring, muscle and egg THg concentrations, hatch success reductions, and public-involvement requirements for restoration plans and trustee decision-making.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: Anne Condon, C. picta, C. serpentina, eggs, hatch success, mercury, nrda, restoration planning, south-river, tissue monitoring, turtles, usfws
Publication Date : 2013-02-08
Type : Presentation
Review Notes : PDF header shows '2/8/13' and 'Anne Condon, USFWS' and the slides summarize NRDA concepts and a turtle mercury monitoring project. The file contains images that were not captured in the parsed text and may hold additional numeric or contextual details. The PDF does not explicitly identify this as a South River Science Team meeting presentation.

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