Decoupling freshwater and marine effects on the early marine survival of steelhead smolts through Puget Sound
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1 Decoupling freshwater and marine effects on the early marine survival of steelhead smolts through Puget Sound NWFSC Megan Moore Barry Berejikian Manchester Laboratory, NOAA Fisheries
2 Previous Puget Sound Telemetry Studies Hood Canal Rivers: Moore, Berejikian, et al. (NWFSC) Green River: Fred Goetz, Tom Quinn et al (UW, ACOE) Puyallup River: 26, Andrew Berger et al. (Puyallup Tribe) Nisqually River: Sayre Hodgson et al. (Nisqually Tribe) Skagit River: Ed Conner et al. (Seattle City Light)
3 Skagit (H) Big Beef Creek (W) Skagit (W) Duckabush (H) Green (H) Hamma (H) Green (W) Puyallup (H) Skokomish (H) Dewatto (W) Puyallup (W) Nisqually (W) A B Puget Sound Hood Canal Skokomish (W) Survival Probability (%) Survival Probability (%) Low marine survival rates Hatchery fish generally had lower survival Lower survival for longer migration distances river marine
4 Salish Sea Marine Survival Project 213 Steelhead Technical Team convened to determine causes of declines in marine survival What we know: Steelhead marine survival through Puget Sound is LOW, likely limiting recovery What we don t know: Mechanisms of mortality: what is it about the Puget Sound migration that is causing fish to die?
5 214 Telemetry efforts began with the following objectives: Separate freshwater effects (habitat conditions and hatchery influence) from marine effects on marine survival Identify areas of low survival ( hot spots ) Investigate effects of body size, outmigration timing, marine entry point 6/1/216 5
6 Treatment vs. control Green River Watershed Green River Watershed Nisqually River Watershed Nisqually River Watershed Commercial/residential Federal conservation land State trust forest land Undeveloped State conservation land Agricultural use Lower watershed 75% industrial/residential Lower watershed 5% industrial/residential Degraded riparian zone (lower river 95% armored) Healthy riparian zone 2% of historic estuary/mudflats remains Largest undeveloped delta in Puget Sound Steelhead hatchery since 1964 No steelhead released since 1994
7 The Experiment Smolts collected at Nisqually R. and Green R. smolt traps Surgically implanted with Vemco V7 acoustic transmitters Held overnight in flow-through tanks at trap/tagging location Released at RKM 19 the following morning at either home or away location GREEN POPULATION NISQUALLY POPULATION Release Week Away Home Away Home Delay TOTAL 1 (4/27-5/3) (5/4-5/1) (5/11-5/17) (5/18-5/24) Photos by Matt Klungle
8 JDF Strait of Juan de Fuca ADM CPS EST REL EST NAR REL
9 Survival Analysis mark-recapture (Program MARK) ᵩ1 ᵩ2 ᵩ3 ᵩ4 ᵩ5 Nisqually River REL estuary NAR CPS ADM JDF ᵩ1 ᵩ2 ᵩ4 ᵩ5 Green River REL estuary JDF ADM CPS FIXED DETECTION PROBABILITY MODEL VARIABLES JDF = 68.5 % (Melnychuk) (V7/V9 comparison = 66.67%) Population (genetic or habitat) River (release location) translocation (home or away) fork length release date
10 Survival Analysis - results Lowest AICc = migration segment x release date 1 8 Segment-specific survival estimates Green and Nisqually Green River only Nisqually River only Survival Probability (%) Overall survival estimates parameter relative weight release.64 pop.26 length.23 translocation.22 river.22 PR-RM RM-CPS/NAR NAR-CPS CPS-ADM ADM-JDF Green R RM-JDF Nisqually R RM-JDF
11 Where is mortality most acute? ADM RM NAR CPS RM % mortality/km PR-RM RM-NAR/CPS NAR-CPS CPS-ADM ADM-JDF
12 Steelhead smolt travel time JDF ADM CPS NAR
13 ESTUARY BEHAVIOR Duwamish Estuary Nisqually Estuary NISQUALLY GREEN Release to RM distance 19 km 19 km First - last estuary receiver distance 4 km 5 km Number of Estuary receivers 6 8 Detection rate of lower receivers 1% 1% Distance to first marine line 19 km 19 km Degree of urbanization Low High
14 ESTUARY RESIDENCE TIME 5 Nisqually River Green River Estuary residence time (days) median = 14.2 h median = 14.6 h Nisqually H Green A Nisqually A Green H
15 Nisqually River Green River Not detected after estuary Detected after estuary Not detected after estuary Detected after estuary Linearity value.6.4 Linearity value Estuary residence time (days) Estuary residence time (days) Linearity = max track range distance travelled
16 Tidal height (ft) RKM -1.4 RKM.2 RKM 1.1 RKM 4. 5/17 5/18 5/19 5/2 5/21 5/22 5/23 5/24 5/25 6/1/216 16
17 14 Nisqually River Green River Tidal height (ft) Green Nisqually Fish ID nearshore rkm -3 rkm 4-5 rkm 1+ 6/1/216 17
18 Orca network sightings December 214 January 215 (Relevant) ORCA FACTS Resident Orcas eat salmon Transient Orcas eat marine mammals Transient orcas rarely come into Puget Sound 215 anomalous behavior brought them into the sound for 3 months in the winter and 3 months in the spring 6/1/216 18
19 Steelhead early marine survival (%) Number of days with transient Orca sightings no survival estimates year (July-June) /1/ Jul-214 Aug-214 Sep-214 Oct-214 Nov-214 Dec-214 Jan-215 Feb-215 Mar-215 Apr-215 May-215 Jun-215 Days with Orca sightings in South Puget Sound
20 Conclusions Puget Sound (RM-JDF) survival probabilities are low (Green 17%, Nisqually 6%) similar to previously calculated Puget Sound estimates Release date was the only important model variable; distance was the most important factor affecting early marine survival Smolts from both rivers took a similar amount of time from release to the JDF Strait (< 2 weeks) Highest mortality rates occurred in the first marine segment for both populations Measures of behavior in the estuary may help identify some causes of mortality Patterns in survival over multiple years can help us understand predator-prey interactions and the impact of anomalies
21 Acknowledgements Steelhead Advisory Group to the SSMSP LLTK: Michael Schmidt, Iris Kemp WDFW: Joe Anderson, Pete Topping, Matt Klungle, Chris Frazier Green River Trap Crew (Bob Green & Matt Pollack) Nisqually Trap Crew (Devin West, Justin Miller, & Lars Swartling) Nisqually Tribe: Chris Ellings, Sayre Hodgson, Jed Moore, Walker Duvall Muckleshoot Tribe: Ava Fuller, Eric Warner, Sean Hildebrandt Squaxin Tribe: Scott Steltzner NWFSC: Anna Kagley, Heather Jackson, Rob Endicott, Jose Reyes- Tomassini, Jeff Atkins Port of Seattle: George Blomberg, Mick Schultz UW: Tom Quinn, Fred Goetz FUNDING: WDFW and NOAA NWFSC
22 Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Upper --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower Tidal height (ft) RKM -1.4 RKM.2 RKM 1.1 RKM /9 5/1 5/11 5/12 5/13 5/14 5/15 5/16 5/17
23 Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper -> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper -> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower Tidal height (ft) /4 RKM -1.4 RKM.2 RKM 1.1 RKM 4. 5/6 5/8 5/1 5/12 5/14 5/16
24 Tidal height (ft) /6 RKM -2. RKM -1.4 RKM.2 RKM 1.1 RKM 4. 5/1 5/14 5/18 5/22 5/26 5/3 I5 Upper --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Anderson --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Anderson
25 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Nisqually --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower -- > I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower -- > Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> I5 Lower --> I5 Upper --> I5 Lower --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> Animal Upper --> Animal Lower --> Animal Upper --> Distrib Lower --> I5 Lower --> Animal Lower Tidal height (ft) RKM -1.4 RKM.2 RKM 1.1 RKM 4. 5/17 5/18 5/19 5/2 5/21 5/22 5/23 5/24 5/25
26 Size and age at tagging Length (mm) Weight (g) age (% age 1) age (% age 2) Green Home 182. ± ± 2. 49% 51% Green Away ± ± 1.7 4% 53% Nisqually Home 27.2 ± ± % 72% Nisqually Away 27.7 ± ± % 77%
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28 Migration timing (by segment) 7 6 Nisqually River Nisqually H Green A Nisqually A Green H Green River Travel time (days) REL-RM RM-NAR NAR-CPS CPS-ADM ADM-JDF REL-RM RM-CPS CPS-ADM ADM-JDF Nisqually River Green River 4 Green A Nisqually H 4 Green H Nisqually A travel rate (km/d) REL-RM RM-NAR NAR-CPS CPS-ADM ADM-JDF REL-RM RM-CPS CPS-ADM ADM-JDF
29 H and W Not detected at JDF Detected at JDF 7-75% of hatchery released sthd 1x1 6 1x1 6 Number of smolts x1 5 6x1 5 4x x1 5 Apr 14 Apr 28 May 12 May 26 Jun 9 Jun 23 Release Date
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