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Photos by Peter LaTourrette and PRBO Effects of South San Francisco Bay Habitat Restoration on ing the Effects of Birds Restoration on South San Francisco Bay Bird Communities Nils Warnock, PhD; Diana Stralberg; Nadav Nur, PhD; Gary Page; Hildie Spautz Diana Stralberg, Nils Warnock, Mark Herzog, Nadav Nur Conceptual Managed Pond Depth Muted / Managed / Microtidal Marsh Large Channels Tidal Marsh Salinity Ponds Islands Vegetation Structure

PRBO ing Approach and Assumptions s empirically-based Habitat assumed to be limiting factor for birds Population indices represent relative bird value, not actual bird numbers s and predictions limited to South Bay PRBO Phase II Improvements Identification of focal species and key seasons Incorporation of USGS salt pond bathymetry data Explicit consideration of marsh microhabitats (pond, channel, vegetation) Incorporation of intertidal mudflats Use of information theoretic approach to select models Evaluation of more realistic alternatives

GIS layers GIS Script overview Bird Data Statistical Analysis Phase II Diagram Alternative Matrix Prediction Matrix GIS Script Site-Level Result Matrix Landscape Pond by Pond Map Overall Alternative Prediction Habitats Included Restoration area ponds Mudflats bridge-bounded Pacific Flyway survey units Current tidal marsh habitat Cargill salt ponds

Focal Species and Metrics Habitats Seasons Density Metrics Passerines Common Yellowthroat Song Sparrow Marsh Wren Shorebirds American Avocet Black-bellied Plover Black-necked Stilt Dunlin Greater Yellowlegs Least Sandpiper Red-necked Phalarope Semipalmated Plover Snowy Plover Western Sandpiper Wilson s Phalarope Willet, TF, TF, TF, TF, TF, TF, TF, TF, TF, TF, Fall, Spring,,, Spring, Fall, Spring Fall, Fall, Spring Fall, Fall Biomass,, = salt pond, = tidal marsh, TF = tidal flat Focal Species and Metrics Habitats Seasons Density Metrics Waterfowl Canvasback Gadwall Mallard Northern Pintail Northern Shoveler Ruddy Duck Scaup Other Waterbirds American White Pelican Eared Grebe Forster s Tern Rails Clapper Rail Raptors Northern Harrier Herons / Egrets Biomass, (?) Biomass = salt pond, = tidal marsh

Site and landscape variables Cargill Salt Salt ponds Salinity Pond depth Tidal Marsh Ponds, pannes, channels Landscape Proportion within 1 km development, salt ponds, tidal marsh, etc. Site-Level Alternative Evaluations For each alternative, plug habitat and landscape values for each site (pond) into bird models to obtain predicted densities.

Landscape-level Alternative Evaluations N TF + N + N + c + c Predicted Tidal Flats Managed Ponds Restored Marshes Cargill Ponds Existing Tidal Marsh For each alternative-species-season, combine predictions across all habitats (weighted to avoid over-counting). Landscape-level population indices not meant to represent actual bird numbers. N = model-predicted numbers, c = constant numbers = salt ponds, = tidal marsh, TF = tidal flats PRBO Alternative Evaluation Goals 1. Evaluate specific alternatives provided by PWA / HT Harvey. 2. Generate and evaluate additional feasible mixed alternatives based on restoration conditions predicted by PWA. 3. Rank alternatives for different speciesseasons. 4. Identify alternatives that meet specific management criteria (e.g., 500 Snowy Plovers or 1,000 Clapper Rails).