Wetland Monitoring & Assessment
Our Team in the Wetland Monitoring & Assessment
The San Francisco Estuary Institute comprises over sixty scientists, technologists, and designers who offer a wide range of expertise. Each team member, in her or his own way, helps to define environmental problems, advance public debate about them through sound science, and support consensus-based solutions that improve environmental planning, management, and policy development.
Projects Related to the Wetland Monitoring & Assessment
Lahontan EcoAtlas Development
This project will create an EcoAtlas user community for the Lahontan region of the Sierra Nevada to develop capacities within the region to apply EcoAtlas through existing local, regional, state, and federal programs to track projects and summarize map-based and rapid assessment information at the watershed scale.
Habitat Restoration Project Tracking
This project expands the current capabilities of the wetland project tracking system for the monitoring and assessment of California’s aquatic resources to meet the project tracking, assessment, and reporting needs for current and planned habitat restoration in the San Francisco Bay-Delta and Central Valley.
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Publications related to the Wetland Monitoring & Assessment
The Institute has collectively produced more than 1300 reports, articles, and other publications over the course of its 24-year existence. The following list represents those publications associated with this individual program and its focus areas.
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Year of Publication: 2002
. Data Collection Protocol Yuma Bat (Myotis yumanensis). San Jose, CA: H.T Harvey & Associates; 2002 p. 7. Report No.: 259.
. Estimating sediment related contaminant loads entering San Francisco Bay from the Central Valley: A contribution to Region 2 and Region 5 TMDLs. San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002. 
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(996.04 KB) . Estimation of Total Mercury Fluxes Entering San Francisco Bay from the Sacramento and San Joaquin River Watersheds (Technical Memo). Oakland, CA: San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002 . Report No.: 260. (1007.25 KB)
(1007.25 KB) . Executive Summary 2002 (Wetlands Science Program). San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002 p. 4. Report No.: 250. (27.74 KB)
(27.74 KB) . Executive Summary: SFEI Component of the Integrated Regional Wetlands Monitoring Pilot Project. San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002 p. 2. Report No.: 251. (75.19 KB)
(75.19 KB) . Freshwater inflow: Science, Policy, and Managment. Estuaries. 2002;25:1243-1245.
. Geographic Scope of the Wetlands Science Program. San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002. p. 1. (6.38 KB)
(6.38 KB) . Major Technical Components of the Wetlands Science Program. San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002. p. 6. (24.7 KB)
(24.7 KB) . Management Questions for the Wetlands Science Program. San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002. p. 1. (9.04 KB)
(9.04 KB) . Management Structure of the Wetlands Science Program. San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002. p. 10. (33.86 KB)
(33.86 KB) . Mapping Urbanized and Rural Drainages in the Bay Area: A Tool for Improved Management of Stormwater Contaminants Derived from Small Tributaries. Oakland, CA: San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002 . Report No.: 133. (2.1 MB)
(2.1 MB) . Measurement of sediment and contaminant loads from the Guadalupe River watershed: sampling and analysis plan. Oakland, CA: San Francisco Estuary Institute; 2002 . Report No.: 64. (657.31 KB)
(657.31 KB) . Mission Statement for the Wetlands Science Program. 2002. p. 1. (4.31 KB)
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