2022 2023 The Science of Puget Sound Water Quality Series
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On October 6, 2022 the University of Washington Puget Sound Institute hosted a workshop on the Biological Integrity of Key Species and Habitats. Dr. Jacob Carstensen of the Baltic Nest Institute shared what can be learned from managing oxygen problems in the Baltic Sea. Then Dr. Tim Essington of the University of Washington highlighted research on species and food web responses to low dissolved oxygen in the Salish Sea. Building on the robust discussion, Dr. Tessa Francis shared a proposal to describe potential risk to Puget Sound species (mostly fish) of low oxygen levels in marine waters, using existing modeling output and literature sources.

All of the videos from The Science of Puget Sound Water Quality workshop series are available in the playlist:    • The Science of Puget Sound Water Quality  

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro

02:52 What can be learned from managing oxygen problems in the Baltic Sea?
Jacob Carstensen, Aarhus University

1:02:37 Species and food web responses to low dissolved oxygen in the Salish Sea
Tim Essington, University of Washington

1:35:06 Question & Answer

1:57:50 Biological impacts of low oxygen levels on Puget Sound species