Storm impacts on the seabed in protected and fished areas
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1 Storm impacts on the seabed in protected and fished areas Dr Emma Sheehan, Dani Bridger, Sophie Cousens, Sarah Nancollas, Luke Holmes, Prof Martin Richard Austin Pig Shed Trust SWIFA & SWFPO
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5 Impacts to the seabed - Port Wrinkle and Wembury banks of kelp - Reports from fishermen that pots had been moved - Keith Hiscock (2014) after the storms: Collation of observations
6 Before baseline Assess the impact of the storm - Test the hypothesis that protected reefs are more resilient to disturbance events than areas that are open to fishing (see Tett et al 2013)
7 Last minute funding Natural Environment Research Council Pig Shed Trust SWIFA SWFPO
8 Talk content - Importance of biogenic reef services - Storm impact results - Relevance for conservation and management
9 Importance of temperate biogenic reefs
10 Nursery/Protection
11 Feeding habitat/egg case
12 Spat settlement
13 Stabilise sediments Sheehan et al 2013 Mar. Poll. Bull
14 Lyme Bay Statutory Instrument Plymouth Lyme Regis
15 Lyme Bay SI 11 th July 2008 Statutory Instruments 2008 No Sea Fisheries, England. Conservation The Lyme Bay Designated Area (Fishing Restrictions) Order km 2
16 Sheehan, et al Mar Poll Bull (2013)
17 Methods Flying Towed Array HD (1) - Relatively non-destructive - Cost and time effective (8x 200 m transects per day) Sheehan, - Able to Stevens, fly over Attrill variable (2010) seabed PLOS ONE relief
18 Natural Seaton Festival 2013
19 Natural Seaton Festival 2013
20 Natural Seaton Festival 2013
21 Storms Richard Austin
22 Storms Richard Austin
23 Storms Richard Austin
24 West Bay Wave Buoy Wave height (m) Channel Coastal Observatory Maximum wave height Average wave Maximum height wave height Average wave height Wave height (m) Year
25 Three components: 1. Comparison between MPA and Open areas 2. Resilience of benthos in different aged MPAs 3. Storm impacts on sediment veneers
26 Three components: 1. Comparison between MPA and Open areas predictive model Waiting for wave model data to complete the paper. Sorry..!
27 Three components: 1. Comparison between MPA and Open areas Waiting for wave model data to complete the paper. Sorry..!
28 Results
29 First observations
30 First observations
31 Diversity (non seasonal) 35 Taxon richness (mean m ² ± SED) Storm Time MPA Control
32 Abundance (non seasonal) Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) Storm Time MPA Control
33 Branching sponges Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) MPA Control Storm Time
34 Pentapora foliacea 0.5 Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) MPA Control Storm Time
35 Pecten maximus Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) MPA Control Storm Time
36 Eunicella verrucosa Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) MPA Control Storm Time
37 % E. verrucosa necrosis % necrosis Before Time After
38 % E. verrucosa epiphytes % epiphytes Before Time After
39 Asterias rubens 2.5 Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) MPA Control Storm Time
40 Gobies Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) MPA Control Storm Time
41 Pagurus spp Abundance (mean m ² ± SED) MPA Control Storm Time
42 Relevance for conservation, management and fisheries Resilience hypothesis Significantly greater changes inside the MPA as the species in open controls were better adapted to disturbance but they are maintaining an unfavourable system for delivering a range of ecosystem services.
43 Thoughts - Why did the storms cause so much damage to the seabed? - Why did the MPA not stand up better to the storms - Resistance Recovery?
44 Conclusions - The box had not been protected long enough to be resilient against storms - Open areas were resilient against storms but were only maintaining an undesirable state - Important to compare recovery from storms with recovery from bottom towed fishing
45 Acknowledgements - Funders: NERC, Pig Shed Trust, SWIFA, SWFPO, Defra, Natural England - Thank you to the people who helped to protect LB reefs - Robert King (Blue Turtle skipper), John Walker and Kieran Perree (Miss Pattie skippers past and present -Richard Austin for providing images - Statistical support from Marti Anderson and Bob Clarke
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