Flat Lake, Highway 103, HADD Compensation Project (DFO HADD Authorization 03-G8-068): 2010 Vegetation Monitoring
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1 Flat Lake, Highway 103, HADD Compensation Project (DFO HADD Authorization 03-G8-068): 2010 Vegetation Monitoring Year 5 Final Diane LaRue, Vegetation Consultant Environmental Services, NSTIR Monitored September 2, 2010
2 HISTORY: Portion of Flat Lake In-filled in 2005 Large rock then common fill used to in-fill 1:1 slope to 2:1 slope Slope topped with previously stockpiled grubbings Clumps of salvaged vegetation nestled ed into the grubbings and pressed into place with excavator bucket NS Highway Seed Mix spread by hand Bare soil covered with hay by hand Watered after installation with pumped lake water
3 Purpose of Vegetating Slope To protect Flat Lake from erosion and soil loss To protect water quality of Flat Lake To provide habitat with native ecosystems Insects, Arachnids Birds Small Mammals Wildlife ecorridor
4 Yearly Monitoring ( ): Slope erosion or soil loss into lake Replacement/restoration of native shrub and tree cover by percent cover Note dominant species occupying most of vegetative cover
5 Monitoring Technique Stakes placed at top of slope, every 20 m Visual monitoring for soil loss or erosion Photo monitoring: i photo from top at stake, towards water Vegetative cover estimated by percent of slope vegetated versus bare soil (or hay only) Percent of grasses, wildflowers, and shrubs and trees estimated within an estimated 2 3 metre band from stake to water Other photos taken as examples of vegetative cover Photos from east to west and west to east and from far side of lake
6 GPS Coordinates for Each Stake Stake N W ' ' Photos ' ' 2b ' ' Photos ' ' 103' Photos ' ' Photos ' ' Photos ' ' Photos ' ' Photos ' ' Photos
7 Examples of Common Native (Pioneer) Wildflowers Goldenrod species Narrow leafed goldenrod White topped aster Purple aster Pearly everlasting
8 East to West September 2, 2010
9 Stake 1: 100% Cover 5% Grass species 90% Wildflowers including: Goldenrod spp. Evening primrose Pearly everlasting 5% Sweetfern; Trees along shore were left during construction Lupines at shoulder
10 Stake 2: 100% Cover 20% Grasses 40% Wildflowers and Ferns, including Goldenrod spp. White asters Bracken fern 40% Trees and Shrubs, including Meadowsweet Alder Pin cherry Bush honeysuckle Red maple Sweetfern Birch Willow
11 Stake 3: 100% Cover 5% Grasses 35% Wildflowers including Goldenrod spp. Aster spp. Pearly everlasting 60% Shrubs and Trees, including Birch Sweetfern Raspberry Wild rose Red maple pe Willow Alder Pin cherry Bush honeysuckle Poplar
12 Stake 4: 100% Cover 10% Grasses and Wildflowers (e.g. Goldenrods, Asters) 90% Shrubs and Trees, including Birch Sweetfern Bush honeysuckle Alders Raspberry Pin cherry Meadowsweet Wild strawberry
13 Stake 5: 100%C Cover 10% Grasses and Wildflowers, including Goldenrod spp. Aster spp. Pearly everlasting 90% Shrubs and Trees, including Alder Meadowsweet Willow Raspberry Shoulder: Wild strawberry and Coltsfoot
14 From Stake 5 Towards West
15 From Stake 5 Towards East
16 Stake 6: 100% Cover 15% Grass 15% Wildflowers and Ferns including: Goldenrod spp. Aster spp. Pearly everlasting Bracken fern 70% Shrubs and Trees, including: Meadowsweet Alder Black huckleberry Black chokeberry Pin cherry Blackberry Wild strawberry
17 Stake 6: Examples of Plant tcommunity Goldenrods Sweetfern Grasses Meadowsweet White topped aster Goldenrods Red maple
18 Stake 7: 100%C Cover 10% Grasses 10%Wildflowers and Ferns, including: Goldenrod spp. Pearly everlasting Aster spp. Bracken fern 80% Shrubs and Trees, including: Wild raisin Raspberry Alder Rd Red maple Birch Bush honeysuckle Pin cherry Blackberry Willow
19 Stake 8: 100%C Cover 5% Grasses, Ferns and Wildflowers, including: Goldenrod spp. Aster spp. Bracken fern 95% Shrubs and Trees, including: Wild rose Wild raisin Black huckleberry Birch Raspberry Sweetfern Pin cherry Meadowsweet Alder at shoulder
20 Red elderberry From Stake 8: White pine thriving from transplanted clump
21 From Stake 8 Towards east Towards west and Exit 5
22 View of Slope from Across Lake Five years after construction Example: No transplanted clumps = poor vegetative coverage Highway Native shrubs and trees well established from transplanted clumps
23 SUMMARY Slope vegetation is successfully protecting lake from surface soil erosion No indication of slope failure or soil loss to lake 100% vegetation cover Grass has been replaced by native wildflowers and increasingly by shrubs and trees Vegetation and soil (from grubbings)is is successfully allowing native trees and shrubs to establish Native species and ecosystem are successfully re-establishing from transplanted clumps Native species have survived and are spreading Riparian and forest habitats are re-establishing
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