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Ecopath with Ecosim 5.1 software was used to formulate a reasonable model of the trophic interactions within the zooplankton community in Discovery Bay, Jamaica W.I. The zooplankton were separated into functional groups and, for each functional group, the software required the input of at least four basic parameters as well as the diet composition for each consumer group. These parameters included: biomass; production/biomass ratio; consumption/biomass ratio and ecotrophic efficiency. The model generated indicated that, with respect to the zooplankton community, Discovery Bay is a developing ecosystem which would not be particularly resistant to perturbations. It would therefore be unable to easily recover from significant stresses (eutrophication; increased fishing efforts etc.) imposed on the ecosystem, indicating the need for both short-term and long-term management strategies based on the level of use (or planned usage) of the bay.

The Use of Ecopath Software to Model Trophic Interactions within the Zooplankton Community of Discovery Bay, Jamaica