NPS OnlineData CSDGM BioProfile NOCA Park LACH Other ROLA Other NCCN Network Biology Wildlife Ronald Holmes North Cascades National Park mailing

810 State Rte. 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 854-7322 (360) 856-1934 Ronald_Holmes@nps.gov 8am-5pm Data Manager NPS North Coast and Cascades Network (NCCN) Project Code John Boetsch Olympic National Park mailing and physical address

600 East Park Ave.

Port Angeles WA 98362 USA (360) 565-3064 (360) 565-3070 john_boetsch@nps.gov 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday email first Data Manager Project Code NCCN Inventory and Monitoring Project Code, used in NCCN Project Tracking Database Project_Code ARa05 44582 North Cascades National Park Service Complex 200702 tabular digital data Access database (MDB) http://science.nature.nps.gov/nrdata 643872 We sampled 168 stream segments from nine watersheds in North Cascades National Park Service Complex during two inventory efforts conducted from 1996-1998 and 2003-2004. Surveys entailed stream habitat characterizations such as stream channel and flow measurements, vegetation and canopy cover measurements, and stream substrate classification. as well as sampling for stream amphibians. When found, amphibians were photographed, classed into age/lifestage categories and a variety of body size measurements were taken. No voucher specimens were collected. The NPS established the Natural Resource Inventory and Monitoring Program (I&M) to help park units collect scientifically credible ecological resource information and to develop or improve field and analytical monitoring techniques. As a first step, 5-year inventories were initiated in the North Coast and Cascades Network (NCCN) to gather core sets of data describing park vascular plants and vertebrate resources. The goal of this particular Inventory was to obtain baseline data on the abundance and distribution of stream obligate amphibian species in the North Cascades National Park Service Complex, particularly Ascaphus truei and Dicamptodon tenebrosus, and to evaluate the environmental factors affecting the distribution of stream amphibians. These objectives will assist in the development of long-term monitoring protocols for stream amphibians. The Access database contains all the data records and attribute information, and the associated ArcGIS shapefiles contain the sampling locations (see Cross Referenced Amph_96_98.shp for 1996-1998 surveys and Amph_03_04.shp for 2003-2004 surveys). These shapefiles can be linked to the database through the unique IDs: the linking field in the database tables is Survey_ID, and the fields in the shapefiles are Survey_ID (for Amph_03_04.shp) and DB_ID (for Amph_96_98.shp). 1996 2004 ground condition Complete As needed Within the bounds of North Cascades National Park Service Complex, including Lake Chelan and Ross Lake National Recreation Areas, located in Washington state. -121.539640 -120.599063 48.994455 48.283385 National Park Service Theme Category Thesaurus Biology Resource Management Wildlife ISO 19115 Topic Category biota environment None amphibian Ascaphus truei Dicamptodon tenebrosus lotic inventory habitat distribution stream None North Cascades National Park Service Complex Washington Pacific Northwest Whatcom County Chelan County Skagit County National Park System Unit Code ThesaurusNOCALACHROLANCCN National Park System Unit Name ThesaurusNorth Cascades National ParkLake Chelan National Recreation AreaRoss Lake National Recreation AreaNorth Coast and Cascades Network Network None multiple species Integrated Taxonomic Information System website 20070212 http://www.itis.gov/ Nussbaum, R.A., Brodie, E.D. and R.M. Storm 1983 Book Moscow ID University of Idaho Press Corkran, C.C. and C. Thoms 1996 Book Redmond, WA Lone Pine Publishing Ashley Rawhouser North Cascades National Park Aquatic Ecologist mailing and physical address

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Route 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 854-7317 (360) 856-1934 ashley_rawhouser@nps.gov 8am-5pm email All amphibians were identified in the field. The scientific names from the database were searched in ITIS and the ITIS-accepted names were entered into the Bioprofile of this metadata. All scientific names matched and were accepted in ITIS Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Amphibia Subclass Lissamphibia Order Caudata Family Dicamptodontidae Genus Dicamptodon Species Dicamptodon tenebrosus Coastal Giant Salamander Pacific Giant Salamander Superorder Salientia Order Anura Family Ascaphidae Genus Ascaphus Species Ascaphus truei Coastal Tailed Frog Tailed Frog Family Bufonidae Genus Bufo Species Bufo boreas Western Toad Sapo del Oeste Family Hylidae Subfamily Hylinae Genus Pseudacris Species Pseudacris regilla Pacific Treefrog Rana-de coro del pacífico Pacific Chorus Frog Family Ranidae Genus Rana Species Rana aurora Red-legged Frog Rana pata roja Species Rana cascadae Cascades Frog None None Ashley Rawhouser North Cascades National Park Aquatic Ecologist mailing and physical address

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Route 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 854-7317 (360) 856-1934 ashley_rawhouser@nps.gov 8am-5pm email Ashley Rawhouser, North Cascades National Park 200512 document Final Report for the inventory. http://nrdata.nps.gov/noca/nocadata/ARa05/NOCA_Stream_Amphibian_Inventory_2007Feb08.pdf North Cascades National Park Unpublished Material vector digital data ArcGIS shapefile of data collected in 1996-1998 http://nrdata.nps.gov/noca/nocadata/ARa05/NOCA_ARa05_96_98.zip North Cascades National Park Unpublished material vector digital data ArcGIS shapefile of data collected in 2003-2004 http://nrdata.nps.gov/noca/nocadata/ARa05/NOCA_ARa05_03_03.zip http://nrdata.nps.gov/noca/nocadata/ara05/noca_lotic_amphibian_inventory_ara05.xmlNorth Cascades National Park Service Complex200702http://nrdata.nps.gov/noca/nocadata/ara05/noca_lotic_amphibian_inventory_db_relationships.jpgImage of relationships among database tablesJPEG None 1. In the database table tbl_Search_Effort, records with no data resulted from streams that were dry and thus not surveyed. 2. In the tables tbl_Reach_Data and tbl_Transect_Data, missing water chemistry or physical/habitat data were generally a result of equipment malfunction, or for some parameters in the 1996-1998 survey effort, not measured in the field. 3. In the table tbl_Specimen_Data, missing data are primarily due to escape of specimens or are lifestage-specific, i.e. only pertain to certain lifestages (age). Several records with no Transect_ID or Transect# document incidental observations of amphibians, i.e. not observed during a transect survey. Field The surveys focused on wadeable 1st- 2nd- and 3rd-order streams that were accessible within one day's travel from trails or roads. Slight differences in protocol between the 1996-1998 and 2003-2004 survey efforts are documented in the Inventory Final Report (cited above) and the progress reports for 1996-1998 (cited below). Stream segments sampled ranged from 50 meters to up to 40 times the bankfull width. Ten sample stations were marked within each segment at which transects were established to measure stream channel and habitat characterstics. Physical charactersitics measured included stream temperature, conductivity, gradient, water depth and velocity. Habitat characterization included classifying substrate, quantifying woody debris, and canopy cover. Any obligate stream amphibians captured by systematic searches at each transect were identified to species, life stage, and sex, when possible, photographed, and then released after a series of body size measurements were made. Holmes R.E. and R.S. Glesne 1997 Document Sedro-Woolley, WA North Cascades National Park Bibkey 84819 Holmes R.E. and R.S. Glesne 1998 Document Sedro-Woolley, WA North Cascades National Park Bibkey 84820 Holmes R.E. and R.S. Glesne 1999 Document Sedro-Woolley, WA North Cascades National Park Bibkey 84821 US Geological Survey 1963-1989 map Reston, Virginia United States Geological Survey, Department of the Interior Quad name and edition: Mt. Sefrit 1989, Copper Mtn. 1989, Mt. Redoubt 1989, Mt. Spickard 1969, Hozomeen 1969, Skagit Peak 1969, Shuksan Arm 1989, Mt. Shuksan 1989, Mt. Blum 1989, Mt. Challenger 1989, Mt. Prophet 1969, Pumpkin Mtn. 1969, Jack Mtn. 1969, Bacon Peak 1989, Damnation Peak 1989, Mt. Triumph 1989, Diablo Dam 1971, Ross Dam 1971, Crater Mtn. 1963, Marblemount 1989, Big Devil Peak 1989, Eldorado Peak 1982, Forbidden Peak 1973, Mt. Logan 1969, Mt. Arriva 1963, Sonny Boy Lakes 1982, Cascade Pass 1963, Goode Mtn. 1987, McGregor Mtn. 1987, McAlester Mtn. 1969, Gilbert 1969, Mt. Lyall 1987, Stehekin 1987, Sun Mtn. 1969 24,000 paper 1963 1989 publication date USGS Quads Source for UTM coordinates United States Geological Survey 1963-1989 Raster data 24,000 CD-ROM 1963 1989 publication date USGS DRGs Used for heads-up digitizing For 1996-1998 survey data, all data was entered into Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. The sampling sites were plotted on USGS 1:24,000 quads to obtain UTM coordinates. USGS Quads 1996-1998 Ron Holmes North Cascades National Park Ecologist / Data Manager mailing and physical address

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Route 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 854-7322 (360) 856-1934 ronald_holmes@nps.gov 8am-5pm email Microsoft Office 1995 The UTM coordinates for the 1996-1998 surveys were then imported to GIS to create the sampling site point locations shapefile (Amph_96_98.shp). 2001 Natalya Antonova North Cascades National Park Cartographic Technician mailing and physical address

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Route 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 856-7312 (360) 856-1934 natalya_antonova@nps.gov 8am-5pm email ArcGIS 8.x For the 2003-2004 survey, all data were entered into a Microsoft Access database (NOCA_Lotic_Amph_v2.mdb). 2003-2004 Ashley Rawhouser North Cascades National Park Aquatic Ecologist mailing and physical address

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Route 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 854-7317 (360) 856-1934 ashley_rawhouser@nps.gov 8am-5pm email Microsoft Access 2003 The sampling sites for the 2003-2004 survey were digitized onscreen in GIS using USGS DRGs to determine the locations. USGS DRGs 2003-2004 Ashley Rawhouser North Cascades National Park Aquatic Ecologist mailing and physical address

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Route 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 854-7317 (360) 856-1934 ashley_rawhouser@nps.gov 8am-5pm email ArcView 8.x Stream amphibian data collected in the 1996-1998 survey effort were imported into the database already housing the 2003-2004 data (NOCA_Lotic_Amph_v2.mdb). 2004 Ashley Rawhouser North Cascades National Park Aquatic Ecologist mailing and physical address

North Cascades National Park Service Complex

810 State Route 20

Sedro-Woolley WA 98284 USA (360) 854-7317 (360) 856-1934 ashley_rawhouser@nps.gov 8am-5pm email Microsoft Access 2003 Data was double-entered and screened with outlier analysis. Survey sites were mapped on 1:24,000 USGS quads and have an estimated minimum map accuracy of 50-300 feet tbl_Reach_Data Reach information including watershed/catchment, gradient, stream order, UTMs, air and water temperature, and weather. North Cascades National Park SurveyID Unique Event ID North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Unique Event ID StreamName Name of waterbody assigned by Amphibian Inventory project crew North Cascades National Park Text 50 Unique stream name Site# Sample site number North Cascades National Park Text 50 Site number Drainage NOCA-defined major stream or river drainage North Cascades National Park Text 50 Big Beaver Big Beaver Creek North Cascades National Park Bridge Bridge Creek North Cascades National Park Chilliwack Chilliwack River North Cascades National Park Little Beaver Little Beaver Creek North Cascades National Park Lower Stehekin Lower Stehekin River North Cascades National Park Ross Ross Lake North Cascades National Park Skagit/Diablo Skagit River/Diablo Lake North Cascades National Park Thunder Thunder Creek North Cascades National Park Upper Stehekin Upper Stehekin River North Cascades National Park Watershed NOCA-defined stream watershed North Cascades National Park Text 50 Watershed name Orographic Position relative to orographic divide North Cascades National Park Text 50 East East of orographic divide North Cascades National Park West West of orographic divide North Cascades National Park Ecoregion EPA Level IV Ecoregions North Cascades National Park Text 50 Chelan Highlands Wenatchee/Chelan Highlands Environmental Protection Agency NC Highland Forest North Cascades Highland Forest Environmental Protection Agency NC Lowland Forest North Cascades Lowland Forest Environmental Protection Agency NC Subalpine/Alpine North Cascades Subalpine/Alpine Environmental Protection Agency NOCA_SegmentID Stream segment ID. Linking key to photos. North Cascades National Park Text 255 Unique ID Reach# Reach identifer if more than one reach surveyed per stream North Cascades National Park Text 50 1 Lower reach North Cascades National Park 2 Middle reach North Cascades National Park 3 Upper reach North Cascades National Park UTM_N Northing coordinate, NAD27, Zone 10 North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 UTM coordinates UTM_E Easting coordinate, NAD27, Zone 10 North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 UTM coordinates Catchment_name Seventh field Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC) name United States Geologic Service Text 50 USGS HUC name Catchment Seventh field Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC) identification number United States Geologic Service Text 50 USGS HUC number Day Day of month of sampling North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 1 31 Month Month of sampling North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 6 June North Cascades National Park 7 July North Cascades National Park 8 August North Cascades National Park 9 September North Cascades National Park 10 October North Cascades National Park Year Year of sampling North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 1996 1996 North Cascades National Park 1997 1997 North Cascades National Park 1998 1998 North Cascades National Park 2003 2003 North Cascades National Park 2004 2004 North Cascades National Park Observers Observer initials North Cascades National Park Text 50 AR Ashley Rawhouser North Cascades National Park CW Carmen Welch North Cascades National Park SW Stefan Wodzicki North Cascades National Park LB North Cascades National Park Leah Bremer HA Hugh Anthony North Cascades National Park AF North Cascades National Park Alexis Frasier LG Lise Grace North Cascades National Park CC North Cascades National Park Chris Clark RA Reed Armstrong North Cascades National Park Audubon School Audubon Expedition Institute North Cascades National Park Recorder Recorder intials North Cascades National Park Text 50 AR North Cascades National Park Ashley Rawhouser SW North Cascades National Park Stefan Wodzicki CW North Cascades National Park Carmen Welch LB North Cascades National Park Leah Bremer ALL All North Cascades National Park AirTemp Air temperature North Cascades National Park Double 8 Temperature values AirTempUnit Unit of air temperature measurement North Cascades National Park Text 50 C Celsius North Cascades National Park F Fahrenheit North Cascades National Park WaterTemp Water temperature North Cascades National Park Double 8 Temperature values WaterTempUnit Unit of water temperature measurement North Cascades National Park Text 50 C Celsius North Cascades National Park Elevation Elevation at beginning of survey reach North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Elevation values ReachGradient Gradient of survey reach North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 1 1 = less than 1% North Cascades National Park 2 2 = 1-2% North Cascades National Park 3 3 = 2-4% North Cascades National Park 4 4 = 4-8% North Cascades National Park 8 8 = 8-20% North Cascades National Park 20 20 = greater than 20% North Cascades National Park StreamOrder Strahler stream order North Cascades National Park Double 8 0.5 Assigned by Amphibian Inventory field crew to small streams that do not appear on USGS quads and therefore have no Strahler number. These were lumped with 1st-order streams during data analysis. North Cascades National Park 1 1st order strream A. N. Strahler, Dynamic basis of geomorphology 2 2nd order stream A. N. Strahler, Dynamic basis of geomorphology 3 3rd order stream A. N. Strahler, Dynamic basis of geomorphology 4 4th order stream A. N. Strahler, Dynamic basis of geomorphology Aspect Measured with compass in degrees from North North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 0 180 Conductivity Measured in microsiemens North Cascades National Park Double 8 Conductivity measurements Comments Description of reach location North Cascades National Park Text 255 Free text description of reach locations CurrentCloudCover Current cloud cover North Cascades National Park Text 50 Clear Clear North Cascades National Park Overcast Overcast North Cascades National Park Part Cloudy Part Cloudy North Cascades National Park CurrentFlow Current stream flow North Cascades National Park Text 50 Elevated Elevated North Cascades National Park Intermittent Intermittent North Cascades National Park Low Low North Cascades National Park Moderate Moderate North Cascades National Park CurrentPrecipitation Current precipitation North Cascades National Park Text 50 Dry Dry North Cascades National Park Heavy Rain Heavy Rain North Cascades National Park Light Rain Light Rain North Cascades National Park PastCloudCover Predominant cloud cover with for the past 24 hours North Cascades National Park Text 50 Clear Clear North Cascades National Park Clear/Overcast Clear/Overcast North Cascades National Park Clear/Part Cloudy Clear/Part Cloudy North Cascades National Park Overcast Overcast North Cascades National Park Part Cloudy Part Cloudy North Cascades National Park PastFlow Highest stream flow with in the last 24 hours North Cascades National Park Text 50 Elevated Elevated North Cascades National Park Intermittent Intermittent North Cascades National Park Low Low North Cascades National Park Moderate Moderate North Cascades National Park PastPrecipitation Predominant precipitaion with in the past 24 hours North Cascades National Park Text 50 Dry Dry North Cascades National Park Dry/Light Rain Dry/Light Rain North Cascades National Park Heavy Rain Heavy Rain North Cascades National Park Light Rain Light Rain North Cascades National Park Mist Mist North Cascades National Park tbl_Search_Effort Amphibian search information such as time spent, number of observers, size of area searched, and calculated effort. North Cascades National Park TansectID Unique identifier for stream transect North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Unique ID Year Year of sampling North Cascades National Park Double 8 1996 1996 North Cascades National Park 1997 1997 North Cascades National Park 1998 1998 North Cascades National Park 2003 2003 North Cascades National Park 2004 2004 North Cascades National Park SurveyStartTime Survey start time North Cascades National Park Date 8 Time of day SurveyEndTime Survey end time North Cascades National Park Date 8 Time of day ElapsedTime_min Elapsed time during search period North Cascades National Park Double 8 Time in minutes Num_surveyors Number of people searching for amphibians North Cascades National Park Double 8 Number of surveyors SearchTime_min ElapsedTime*Num_surveyors North Cascades National Park Double 8 Time in minutes SearchArea_m Area searched, square meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Area in square meters Effort SearchTime (min) / SearchArea (m) North Cascades National Park Double 8 Quotient values tbl_Specimen_Data Specimen information including species, body measurements, age, and sex. North Cascades National Park SurveyID Unique Event ID North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Unique ID TransectID Unique identifier for stream transect North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Unique ID Transect# Transect number within the sample reach North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 0 12 IndividualID Unique identifier of specimen North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Unique ID Species Four letter code for species of amphibian captured or observed North Cascades National Park Text 50 ASTR ASTR North Cascades National Park BUBO BUBO North Cascades National Park DITE DITE North Cascades National Park PSRE PSRE North Cascades National Park RAAU RAAU North Cascades National Park RACA RACA North Cascades National Park Age Age class of amphibian captured or observed. A = adult, L = larvae, M = metamorph, N = neotene, U = unkown. North Cascades National Park Text 50 A Adult North Cascades National Park L Larvae North Cascades National Park M Metamorph North Cascades National Park M/A Metamorph/Adult North Cascades National Park N Neotene North Cascades National Park N/M Neotene/Metamorph North Cascades National Park Sex Code for sex of specimen North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 1 1= female North Cascades National Park 2 2= male North Cascades National Park 3 3=unknown North Cascades National Park TotalLength_mm Total length of specimen from tip of the snout to the tip of the tail, millimeters North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Length in mm SVL_mm Snout to vent length of specimen, millimeters North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Length in mm HeadWidth_mm The widest part of the head measured for ASTR tadpoles (larvae) in millimeters North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Length in mm HindLeg_mm Hind leg measurement, millimeters North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Length in mm ForeLeg_mm Fore leg measurement, millimeters North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Length in mm PositionCode Location where amphibian was captured North Cascades National Park Text 50 D D = On dry bank North Cascades National Park I I = In net North Cascades National Park O O = On top of substrate North Cascades National Park S S = Suspended North Cascades National Park U U = Under substrate North Cascades National Park CoverSizeLength_mm Length of particle organism was found under, millimeters North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Length in mm CoverSizeWidth_mm Width of particle organism was found under, millimeters North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Length in mm tbl_Transect_Data Transect parameters such as habitat, stream width and depth, canopy cover, substrate. North Cascades National Park SurveyID Unique Event ID North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Unique ID TansectID Unique identifier for stream transect North Cascades National Park Long Integer 4 Unique ID Transect# Transect number within the sample reach North Cascades National Park Double 8 1 12 Location_m Number of meters from start of reach North Cascades National Park Double 8 Distance in meters SurveyStartTime Survey start time North Cascades National Park Date 8 Time of day SurveyEndTime Survey end time North Cascades National Park Date 8 Time of day Num_surveyors Number of people searching for amphibians North Cascades National Park Double 8 Number of surveyors Gradient_pct Measured gradient of transect, percent North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent WettedWidth_m Wetted width of stream transect, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters BankfulWidth_m Bankful width of stream transect, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters BankfulDepth_1/4_m Bankful depth at 1/4 width from the left bank, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters BankfulDepth_1/2_m Bankful depth at midpoint, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters BankfulDepth_3/4_m Bankful depth at 3/4 width from the left bank, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters BankfulDepthMax_m Maximum bankful depth, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters WaterDepth_1/4_m Water depth at 1/4 width from the left bank, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters WaterDepth_1/2_m Water depth at midpoint, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters WaterDepth_3/4_m Water depth at 3/4 width from the left bank, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters WaterDepthMax_m Maximum water depth, meters North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters WaterVelocity_1/4_m/sec Water velocity at 1/4 width from the left bank, meters per second North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters per second WaterVelocity_1/2_m/sec Water velocity at midpoint, meters per second North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters per second WaterVelocity_3/4_m/sec Water velocity at 3/4 width from the left bank, meters per second North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters per second WaterVelocityMax_m/sec Maximum water velocity, meters per second North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in meters per second DominantSubstrate Dominant substrate type North Cascades National Park Text 255 Bedrock Bedrock North Cascades National Park Boulder Boulder North Cascades National Park Cobble Cobble North Cascades National Park Gravel Gravel North Cascades National Park Sand Sand North Cascades National Park Silt/Clay Silt/Clay North Cascades National Park SubdominantSubstrate Second most dominant substrate type North Cascades National Park Text 255 Bedrock Bedrock North Cascades National Park Boulder Boulder North Cascades National Park Cobble Cobble North Cascades National Park Gravel Gravel North Cascades National Park Sand Sand North Cascades National Park Silt Silt North Cascades National Park Silt/Clay Silt/Clay North Cascades National Park CanopyCoverUp Canopy cover measured facing upstream (Number of dots obscured on spherical densiometer) North Cascades National Park Double 8 0 96 CanopyCoverLB Canopy cover measured facing left bank (Number of dots obscured on spherical densiometer) North Cascades National Park Double 8 0 96 CanopyCoverDown Canopy cover measured facing downstream (Number of dots obscured on spherical densiometer) North Cascades National Park Double 8 0 96 CanopyCoverRB Canopy cover measured facing right bank (Number of dots obscured on spherical densiometer) North Cascades National Park Double 8 0 96 InstreamCoverLWD_pct Pecent large woody debris (diameter greater than 10cm) in stream North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent InstreamCoverOrgDebris_pct Percent organic debris in stream North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent InstreamCoverUC_Bank_pct Percent undercut banks North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent HabitatTypeObscured_pct Percent of habitat obscured from view North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent HabitatTypeCascade_pct Percent of habitat as cascades (gradient greater than 3%) North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent HabitatTypeRiffle_pct Percent of habitat as riffles North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent HabitatTypePool_pct Percent of habitat as pool North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent HabitatTypeTailout_pct Percent of habitat as pool tailout North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent HabitatTypeSubsurface_pct Percent of habitat as subsurface flow North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent HabitatTypeOther_pct Percent of habitat in some other category (e.g. falls) North Cascades National Park Double 8 Measurement in percent Photo_num ID number of photo North Cascades National Park Double 8 Photo number by unique survey Comments Comments North Cascades National Park Text 255 Free text field for comments Ron Holmes North Cascades National Park Ecologist / Data Manager mailing and physical address

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