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Bay of Islands Sedimentation Report Sediment sources and accumulation rates in the Bay of Islands and implications for macro-benthic fauna, mangrove and saltmarsh habitats Prepared for Northland Regional Council May 2012 Authors/Contributors: Andrew Swales Max Gibbs Judi Hewitt Sarah Hailes Richard Griffiths1 Greg Olsen Ron Ovenden Sanjay Wadhwa 1. Northland Regional Council For any information regarding this report please contact: Andrew Swales +64-7-856 1761 [email protected] National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research Ltd Gate 10, Silverdale Road Hillcrest, Hamilton 3216 PO Box 11115, Hillcrest Hamilton 3251 New Zealand Phone +64-7-856 7026 Fax +64-7-856 0151 NIWA Client Report No: HAM2012-048 Report date: May 2012 NIWA Project: NRC12202 © All rights reserved. This publication may not be reproduced or copied in any form without the permission of the copyright owner(s). Such permission is only to be given in accordance with the terms of the client’s contract with NIWA. This copyright extends to all forms of copying and any storage of material in any kind of information retrieval system. Whilst NIWA has used all reasonable endeavours to ensure that the information contained in this document is accurate, NIWA does not give any express or implied warranty as to the completeness of the information contained herein, or that it will be suitable for any purpose(s) other than those specifically contemplated during the Project or agreed by NIWA and the Client. Contents Executive summary ................................................................................................................ 9 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................. 15 1.1 Background .......................................................................................................... 15 1.2 Study objectives ................................................................................................... 15 1.3 Recent sedimentation in NZ estuaries and coastal marine environments ........... 16 1.4 Study area ........................................................................................................... 17 1.5 History of the Bay of Islands: deforestation and settlement ................................. 18 2 Methods ....................................................................................................................... 20 2.1 Strategy ............................................................................................................... 20 2.2 Sediment core collection ...................................................................................... 21 2.3 Radioisotope dating and sediment accumulation rates ....................................... 24 2.4 Sediment core composition ................................................................................. 26 2.5 Sediment deposition in the BOI system ............................................................... 28 2.6 Sediment accommodation capacity of fringing estuaries ..................................... 33 2.7 Sediment source determination ........................................................................... 34 2.8 Landcover history for sediment-source modelling ............................................... 37 2.9 Benthic ecology and sensitivity and vulnerability to sedimentation ..................... 40 2.10 Estimation of benthic community vulnerability to sedimentation .......................... 43 2.11 Recent changes in mangrove and saltmarsh-habitat extent ................................ 45 3 Results ......................................................................................................................... 47 3.1 Sedimentation patterns ........................................................................................ 47 3.2 Estimating the surface mixed layer and recent sediment accumulation rates ..... 48 3.3 Spatial variations in recent sediment accumulation rates .................................... 51 3.4 Long-term sediment accumulation rates .............................................................. 57 3.5 Influence of land-use changes on sedimentation ................................................ 59 3.6 Particle size ......................................................................................................... 60 3.7 Recent sedimentation in the BOI system ............................................................. 61 3.8 Comparison of recent and prehistoric sediment budgets .................................... 62 3.9 Comparison with sedimentation rates in other North Island estuaries ................. 63 3.10 Sediment accommodation capacity of fringing estuaries ..................................... 66 3.11 Present-day sources of Bay of Islands sediments ............................................... 68 Sediment sources & accumulation rates in the Bay of Islands 3.12 Past sources of Bay of Islands sediments ........................................................... 74 3.13 Present-day deposits – recent or historical sediments? ...................................... 81 3.14 Benthic ecology ................................................................................................... 82 3.15 Recent historical changes in mangrove and salt marsh-habitat extent ............... 91 3.16 Potential for future mangrove-habitat expansion ............................................... 102 4 Summary and conclusions ...................................................................................... 105 4.1 Catchment history .............................................................................................. 105 4.2 Sedimentation .................................................................................................... 105 4.3 Sediment sources .............................................................................................. 107 4.4 Macro-benthic communities ............................................................................... 109 4.5 Changes in mangrove and saltmarsh-habitats extent ....................................... 110 5 Acknowledgements .................................................................................................. 112 6 References ................................................................................................................. 113 Appendix A Radioisotope dating .................................................................................... 119 Appendix B Compound Specific Stable Isotopes ......................................................... 124 Tables Table 2-1: Details of sediment short cores collected by R.V Kaharoa for the BOI oceans 2020 study, August 2009. 23 Table 2-2: Details of sediment long cores collected by R.V. Rangitahi lll for the BOI Oceans 2020 study, September 2009. 24 Table 2-3: Bay of Islands sediment cores. 27 Table 2-4: Data used to calculate annual sedimentation mass for each sedimentary compartment, BOI system. 32 Table 2-5: Example of IsoSource model results, Core RAN-5B (Waikare Inlet), 30-31 cm depth (1914 AD). 35 Table 2-6: Sedimentation zones with estimated similar SAR levels, the SAR range for each zone and a justification as to why each zone was chosen. 44 Table 3-1: Summary of sedimentation data from RAN and KAH series cores, Bay of Islands system. 48 Table 3-2: Residence time (R) of recent sediments in the surface mixed layer (SML) at core sites derived from 210Pb and 7Be data. 50 Table 3-3: Calibrated 14C ages of shell samples and estimated long-term SAR for sediments deposited below the recent sediment layer, as indicated by the maximum depth of excess 210Pb. 58 Table 3-4: Comparison of long-term pre-human and recent sediment accumulation rates (SAR) based on radiocarbon and 210Pb dating of sediment cores, Bay of Islands. 59 Sediment sources & accumulation rates in the Bay of Islands Table 3-5: Annual sediment deposition in each sedimentary compartment estimated from sediment core and seabed mapping data, Bay of Islands system. 61 Table 3-6: Summary of average 210Pb sediment accumulation rates (SAR) and standard error (SE) in North Island estuaries and coastal embayments over the last 50-100 years. 65 Table 3-7: Land-use source contributions (%) to the sediment deposited in the river delta in each estuary. 72 Table 3-8: Site sensitivity rankings. 84 Table 3-9: Percent of overall variation (r2) explained by regression analysis for intertidal, subtidal and DTIS data sets. 87 Table 3-10: Areal sources of sediment for different areas within the Bay or Islands. 91 Table 3-11: Average vulnerability and sources of sediment for different areas within in the Bay of Islands. 91 Table 3-12: Summary of the present area (2009) and recent historical changes in mangrove and salt marsh habitat in the Bay of Islands system. 92 Table 3-13: Waikare Inlet: changes in the area (hectares) of mangrove and salt-marsh habitats (1978-2009). 95 Table 3-14: Veronica Inlet: changes in the area (hectares) of mangrove and salt- marsh habitats (1978-2009). 96 Table 3-15: Te Rawhiti Inlet: changes in the area (hectares) of mangrove and salt- marsh habitats (1978-2009). 97 Table 3-16: Kerikeri Inlet: changes in the area (hectares) of mangrove and salt-marsh habitats (1978-2009). 98 Table 3-17: Te Puna Inlet: changes in the area (hectares) of mangrove and salt-marsh habitats (1978-2009. 99 Table 3-18: Central Bay of Islands: changes in the area (hectares) of mangrove and salt-marsh habitats (1978-2009). 100 Figures Figure 2-1: Location of
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