KACHEMAK BAY RESEARCH RESERVE Invasive Tunicate Monitoring 2014 Progress Report The main goal of invasive tunicate monitoring with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) is to detect invasive tunicates - Botrylloides violaceus - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	KACHEMAK BAY RESEARCH RESERVE Invasive Tunicate Monitoring 2014 Progress Report The main goal of invasive tunicate monitoring with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) is to detect invasive tunicates Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-11-26 13:38:24 Open Document File Size: 1,05 MB Share Result on Facebook City Homer / / Currency GBP / / / Facility Whiting Harbor / Sterling Highway / / / IndustryTerm upland site / / NaturalFeature Hesketh Island / Kachemak Bay / / Organization National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Army Corps of Engineers / Smithsonian Environmental Research Center / Alaska Department of Fish and Game / Alaska Department of Fish / / Person Gary Freitag Sitka / Heather Meuret Woody / / / Position UAF diver / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / California / Alaska / / TVStation KBRR / / Technology GPS / / URL www.kbayrr.org / / SocialTag Taxonomy Kachemak Bay Botrylloides violaceus Homer, Alaska Botrylloides National Estuarine Research Reserve Tunicate Kachemak, Alaska Seldovia, Alaska Ascidiacea

KACHEMAK BAY RESEARCH RESERVE Invasive Tunicate Monitoring 2014 Progress Report The main goal of invasive tunicate monitoring with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) is to detect invasive tunicatesAdd to Reading List