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Indicator summary

Summary of indicator structure and function

Indicator

Attribute

Purpose

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Ecosystem applicability

Identified capability

Biological classification level

Response variable

Drivers

Robustness

Redfield ratio

Trophic structure, Eutrophication

 

 

Should be applicable in all ecosystems

Demonstrable

Ecosystem

Environmental

Environmental, Anthropogenic

Low to medium

Examples of how the indicators is used for ecosystem management and ecosystem status and trends

Indicator examples

Current status and trends

Management objective/direction

Stakeholder/Public acceptability

Examples of how the indicator is used.

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* decreasing,
* increasing,
* stable or
* 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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Definition and/or background

The following is from Fulton et al 2004a -

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Trophic structure, Eutrophication

Purpose

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Taxa

As appropriate list an taxa that this indicator is restricted to

Data required

The following is from Fulton et al 2004a -

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Should be applicable to all systems, though the ratio is likely to be different in oligotrophic conditions, due to the preferential recycling of nitrogen and phosphorous in comparison with carbon.

Identified capability

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Biological classification level

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Response variable

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Drivers

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Robustness

The following is from Fulton et al 2004a -

Low to medium: While a sensitive indicator of nutrient conditions it is not only indicative of the impacts of fishing. Other anthropogenic activities can impact upon this indicator (e.g. pollution). Moreover, the ratio will differ slightly depending on whether the system is oligotrophic, mesotrophic or eutrophic so reference points or background research in appropriate nutrient conditions is necessary.

Current status and trends

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Management objective/direction

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Stakeholder/Public acceptability

Acceptability with stakeholders?
* by all stakeholder
* by the public
* understandable to the stakeholders

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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