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Recordings made in the middle of the Hood Canal approximately 2 200-2 300 meters from the pile averaged 114 dB RMS re 1 microPascal between 50 Hz and 20 kHz. Average underwater broadband ambient noise levels near the project site were 114 dB RMS re 1 microPascal dB re 1 Pa between 100 hertz Hz and 20 kilohertz kHz. Pile Driver Locations D Trestle I Wharf Behavior Thresholds Harbor Seals 90dB RMS 360. 9 m - Other Pinnipeds 100dB RMS 114m Figure 3. 5km Poor 0. 5 1. 5km Moderate 1. 5 10km Good...

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How to fill out marine mammal monitoring plan

1. Determine the purpose and scope of the marine mammal monitoring plan.
2. Identify the specific marine mammal species that will be monitored.
3. Determine the monitoring methods and techniques to be used.
4. Develop a data collection protocol including sampling design and frequency.
5. Establish a database or system to store and manage the collected data.
6. Define the roles and responsibilities of personnel involved in the plan.
7. Implement the plan by conducting field surveys or monitoring activities.
8. Regularly analyze and interpret the collected data.
9. Prepare reports and communicate the findings to relevant stakeholders.
10. Continuously evaluate and update the monitoring plan as needed.

Who needs marine mammal monitoring plan?

1. Environmental agencies responsible for managing marine resources.
2. Government bodies involved in regulating activities in marine habitats.
3. Research institutions studying marine mammal populations and behavior.
4. Organizations undertaking activities that may affect marine mammals, such as offshore construction or seismic surveys.
5. Conservation organizations working to protect marine mammal species.
6. Marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation centers.
7. Wildlife management agencies responsible for monitoring and assessing population health.
8. Industries operating near or within marine environments, such as fisheries or tourism companies.

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What is marine mammal monitoring plan?

A marine mammal monitoring plan is a document that outlines the methods and procedures for monitoring the presence and behavior of marine mammals during activities that may impact them.

Who is required to file marine mammal monitoring plan?

Certain organizations or individuals engaged in activities that may impact marine mammals are required to file a marine mammal monitoring plan.

How to fill out marine mammal monitoring plan?

To fill out a marine mammal monitoring plan, one must detail the proposed activities, identify the species of marine mammals present, outline monitoring methods, and describe any mitigation measures.

What is the purpose of marine mammal monitoring plan?

The purpose of a marine mammal monitoring plan is to ensure that activities are conducted in a way that minimizes harm to marine mammals and their habitats.

What information must be reported on marine mammal monitoring plan?

Information that must be reported on a marine mammal monitoring plan includes the location and time of activities, the species of marine mammals present, monitoring results, and any actions taken to mitigate impacts.