1 - Map of baylands habitat types and elements.
2 - Map of tidal wetland elevations and elevation capital.
3 - Map of estuarine-terrestrial transition zones.
4 - Map of complete marshes.
5 - Map of tidal wetland special-status species habitats.
6 - Map of changes in the lateral extents of tidal marsh foreshores and backshores.
7 - Percent cover, height, and patch characteristics of dominant vegetation groups.
8 - Changes in percent cover, height, and patch characteristics of dominant vegetation.
9 - Changes in drainage network length, channel density/width, and panne numbers/sizes.
10 - Distribution and abundance of selected non-native, invasive plant species.
11 - CRAM site scores and regional Cumulative Distribution Functions.
12 - Vertical change and accretion rates in marsh plain and tidal flats.
13 - Spatial/temporal trends of tidal channel suspended sediment concentrations (SSC).
14 - Spatial/temporal trends in frequency, duration, depth of marsh plain inundation.
15 - Spatial/temporal trends in the rate of sea level rise.
16 - Spatial/temporal trends of tidal marsh channel and porewater salinity.
17 - Mercury loading into tidal marsh food webs.
18 - Dissolved oxygen (DO) in tidal marsh channels.
19 - Distribution and abundance of tidal marsh birds.
20 - Distribution and abundance of tidal marsh small mammals.
21 - Distribution and abundance of tidal marsh fishes.
22 - Distribution and abundance of potential mosquito breeding areas.
23 - Mosquito production.
24 - Map of shifts in major dominant vegetation groups within WRMP sites over time.
Select the appropriate secondary WRMP indicator(s) to which the dataset is most related. For more information, refer to the Indicator page noted above.