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Wadden Sea
Quality Status Report
2004

Wadden Sea Ecosystem 
No. 19  - 2005
K. Essink, C. Dettmann, H. Farke, K. Laursen, G. Lüerßen, H. Marencic, W. Wiersinga (Eds.).

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QSR Leaflet (October 2005)
   

The state of the Wadden Sea ecosystem
Findings of the “Quality Status Report 2004”

Ökosystem Wattenmeer – Eine Bilanz
Ergebnisse aus dem „Quality Status Report 2004“

   
Press Information (October 2005)
   
Ökobilanz für das Wattenmeer
Wattenmeerländer legen gemeinsamen Qualitätsbericht vor
 
   

The report consists of 13 chapters containing basic information on human activities in the Wadden Sea and on physico-chemical and ecological conditions. Chapter 14 gives a synthesis of ecosystem developments. In Chapter 15, an evaluation is given of the Targets of the Wadden Sea Plan. 

The QSR 2004 is intended to serve for discussions with experts, policy makers and managers in the preparation of the 10th Trilateral Wadden Sea Conference (Schiermonnikoog, 3 November 2005), where the focus and tasks for the next period of Trilateral Wadden Sea Cooperation will be defined. 

The QSR 2004 was prepared under the responsibility of the Trilateral Monitoring and Assessment Group (TMAG) and organized by the QSR Management Team, an ad-hoc working group under the TMAG, and the Common Wadden Sea Secretariat (CWSS).

More information about the TMAP and the QSR is available via the national TMAP focal points:
- Ministry of Agriculture, Nature Conservation and Food Quality, Directorate North, Groningen
- National Institute for Coastal and Marine Management (RIKZ), Haren
- Nationalparkverwaltung Niedersächsisches Wattenmeer, Wilhelmshaven
- Nationalparkverwaltung Hamburgisches Wattenmeer, Hamburg
- Landesamt für den Nationalpark Schleswig-Holsteinisches Wattenmeer, Tönning
- Environmental Center Ribe

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Cover Page  
Contents / Preface by Minister Veermann / Editorial Foreword  
1. Introduction  [18 MB]  
1.1 General Description 
1.2 Protection/Management 
1.3 Reference areas
H. Marencic, K.Essink

A. Kellermann, K. Eskildsen
2. Human activities    
Chapters 2.1 - 2.5  
  2.1 Coastal Defense

  2.2 Air Traffic
  2.3 Harbors and Shipping
  2.4 Tourism
  2.5 Fishery
J. Hofstede, K. Hähne, A. Oost, T. Piontkowitz, K. Raagaard, H. Schans, F. Thorenz
H. Marencic
B. Reineking
C.Gätje, K. Laursen, H. Eekhof, T. Borchardt
H. Marencic
Chapters 2.6 - 2.11 H. Marencic
   2.6 Hunting
   2.7 Military activities
   2.8 Gas and Oil
   2.9 Wind energy
   2.10 Extraction sand & shells
   2.11 Dumping dredged material
 

3. Climate

A. Oost. G. Becker. J. Fenger, J. Hofstede, R. Weisse
4. Hazardous Substances [5 MB]  
  4.1 Introduction
  4.2 Natural contaminants 
  4.3 Xenobiotics
J. Bakker, M. van den Heuvel-Greve, D. Vethaak
  4.4 Oil pollution and seabirds C.J.. Camphuysen, D.M. Fleet, B. Reineking, H. Skov
  4.5 Contaminants in Bird Eggs P.H.Becker, J. Munoz Cifuentes
  4.6 Newly emerging xenobiotics
  4.7 New developments
  4.8 Final Remarks
J. Bakker, M. van den Heuvel-Greve, D. Vethaak
5. Eutrophication  J. van Beusekom, P. Bot, J. Göbel, M. Hanslik, H.-J. Lenhart, J. Pätsch, L. Peperzak, T. Petenati, K. Reise
6. Introduced Species K. Reise, N.Dankers, K. Essink
7. Salt Marshes J. P. Bakker, J. Bunje, K. Dijkema, J. Frikke, B. Kers, P. Körber, J. Kohlus, M. Stock
8. Tidal Area [13 MB]  
Chapters 8.1 - 8.2:  
  8.1 Hydrology and Morphology
  8.2 Macrozoobenthos
K.  Essink
  8.3 Intertidal Blue Mussel beds J. de Vlas, B. Brinkman, C. Buschbaum, N. Dankers, M. Herlyn, P.S. Kristensen, G. Millat, G. Nehls, M. Ruth, J. Steenbergen, A. Wehrmann
  8.4 Seagrass K. Reise, M. van Katwijk, D. de Jong, A. Schanz, Z. Jager
  8.5 Subtidal area:  
    8.5.1 Sabellaria Reefs R. Vorberg
    8.5.2. Subtidal blue mussel beds J. de Vlas, B. Brinkman, C. Buschbaum, N. Dankers, M. Herlyn, P.S. Kristensen, G. Millat, G. Nehls, M. Ruth, J. Steenbergen, A. Wehrmann
  8.6 Fish  R. Vorberg, L. Bolle, Z. Jager, T. Neudecker
9. Beaches and Dunes  
  9.1 Beaches S. Mulder, G. Janssen, I. Menn
  9.2 Dunes J. Petersen, E.J. Lammerts
10. Estuaries K. Essink H. Büttner, J. Frikke, H. Leuchs, H. Marencic, P. Walker, M.A. Wetzel
11. Offshore Area K. Laursen, K. Essink
12. Birds:  
  12.1 Breeding Birds K. Koffijberg, L. Dijksen, B. Hälterlein, K. Laursen, P. Potel, P. Südbeck
  12.2 Migratory Birds J. Blew, K. Eskildsen, K. Günther, K. Koffijberg, K. Laursen, P. Potel, H.-U. Rösner, M. van Roomen, P. Südbeck
13. Marine Mammals P. Reijnders, K.F. Abt, S. Brasseur, C.J. Camphuysen, B. Reineking, M. Scheidat, U. Siebert, M. Stede, J. Tougaard, S. Tougaard
14. Synthesis Ecosystem Developments K. Reise, K. Essink, K. Laursen
15. Target Assessment and Recommendations K. Essink, C. Dettmann, H. Farke, K. Laursen, G. Lüerßen, H. Marencic, W. Wiersinga
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List of Acronyms
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