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Indicator summary

Summary of indicator structure and function

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Indicator examplesCurrent status and trendsManagement objective/directionStakeholder/Public acceptability
Examples of how the indicator is used.

Pick one of the following:

  • decreasing
  • increasing
  • stable
  • unclear
or should it be deteriorating, improving, stable, unclear

Pick one of the following: 

  • Conservation and Biodiversity
  • Ecosystem Stability and Resistance to perturbations
  • Ecosystem Structure and Functioning
  • Resource Potential

Pick one of the following: 

  • Widely accepted
  • Good public awareness
  • Weak public awareness
  • No public awareness
  • Unknown
A study of trawl impacts on the benthos of a Scottish Loch   
    
    

Definition and/or background

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Applicable to all ecosystems, but especially slope and deep sea habitats.

Identified capability

Is there any additional information that would be of interest in regards to the identified capability?

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Biological classification level

Is there any additional information that would be of interest in regards to the biological classification?

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Response variable

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Drivers

Is there any additional information that would be of interest in regards to ecological drivers?

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Robustness

The following is from Fulton et al 2004a -

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Figure 1: Transect of E1 (roughness) along Loch Gareloch for the treated (trawled) areas (dashed line) and reference areas (solid line). The relative difference in roughness between the treatment and reference areas increased during the experimental trawling program (After Tuck et al. 1998). (Figure provided by Fulton et al 2004a).

Management strategies and/or objectives

define a standard set of management objectives?? ie from Indiseas

  • Conservations biodiversity
  • Ecosystem stability and resistance to perturbations
  • ecosystem structure and functioning
  • resource potential

has it been used in a management strategy? if so how?

relationship to management strategies/ objectives

Stakeholder/public acceptability

Acceptability with stakeholders

  • by all stakeholder
  • by the public
  • understandable to the stakeholders

Hyperlinks to organisations, databases, webportals, and ID books, that are associated with this indicator, if appropriate.

References

Fulton, E.A., Smith, A.D.M., Webb, H., and Slater, J. (2004a) Ecological indicators for the impacts of fishing on non-target species, communities and ecosystems: Review of potential indicators. AFMA Final Research Report, report Number R99/1546.

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Fulton, E.A., Fuller,M., Smith, A.D.M., and Punt, A. (2004) Ecological indicators of the ecosystem effects of fishing: Final report. AFMA Final Research Report, report Number R99/1546.

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