21. Wetlands wetlands. Informational/Research Sites; America's wetlands; Discover Canada's wetlands; DuckDataA bibliographic database of N.A. waterfowl and their wetlands habitat. http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/web/wetlands.html

Wetlands Informational/Research Sites America's Wetlands Discover Canada's Wetlands DuckData -A bibliographic database of N.A. waterfowl and their wetlands habitat. Ducks Unlimited - Teachers, click here to see all the "education stuff" they have! NEW Endangered Species and Wetlands Report Environmental Concern: Wetlands - Education links page. Everglades National Park Explore Georgia's Natural Wonder - Okefenokee Swamp. Click here for information and pictures on plants and animals. Fresh Water Wetlands - Great resource! Glossary of Wetland Words Information on Wetlands Importance of Wetlands Lost Wetlands ... Okefenokee Joe - Has the "Snake Man" visited your school? Okefenokee Swamp Education Center - Click here to go to the Critter Center. Okefenokee Swamp - One of Georgia's wetlands. Wetland Information The Wetlands Education System Wetlands and Ecosystems - Teaching theme. Wet and Wild! - Theme page Wetland Fact Sheets - Click on the links for information. Wetlands For Kids - Wow, great site! Click here for classroom activities.

22. Virginia DEQ - Wetlands - Wetlands Information wetlands Wetland Functions and Values Virginia Wetland Diversity Lesser Known wetlands of Virgina Wetland Monitoring and Assessment Floristic Quality Assessment Index (FQAI) http://www.deq.virginia.gov/wetlands/wetlands.html

Skip to Content Online Services Commonwealth Sites Help ... Governor Search Virginia.gov: Virginia DEQ wetlands :: Wetlands information Main Menu Wetlands home Landowner resources and Voluntary restoration Wetlands Permits, Fees, and Regulations ... Water home Email: Michelle Henicheck Wetlands Wetland Functions and Values Virginia Wetland Diversity Lesser Known Wetlands of Virgina Wetland Monitoring and Assessment ... Floristic Quality Assessment Index (FQAI) Wetland Functions and Values Links to learn more about Wetland Functions and Values EPA Functions and Values of Wetlands USDA NRCS Wetlands Functions and Values Factsheet USGS Wetland Functions, Values, and Assessment Connections Among Wetland Functions, Uses and Values The benefits society derives from wetlands functions are often referred to as wetland values. Some widely applicable wetland values include: flood attenuation, water purification, and wildlife habitat. When wetlands store water along a larger waterbody, they often serve to attenuate periodic flood waters. The process of storing water also slows water to trap sediment and pollutants caused by over land or upstream water flow. As wildlife habitat, wetlands provide hunting and fishing opportunities. Virginia Wetland Diversity, Virginia Landscape Diversity

23. Welcome To The Ohio Wetlands Foundation Non-profit providing wetland, off-site compensatory mitigation credits and funding wetlands research and education http://www.ohiowetlands.org/

Sign-up for OWF Updates Go Who We Are Mitigation Banks Specialized Projects Resource Center ... Contact Us Coming Soon Granger Wetlands Mitigation Bank Little Stillwater Wetlands Mitigation Bank News John Jaeger, retired director for natural resources at the Metroparks of the Toledo Area,[...] OWF is pleased to share the attached press release from The Ohio State University that[...] Protect. Enhance. Restore. Since 1992, Ohio Wetlands Foundation has provided the highest quality compensatory mitigation by protecting, enhancing, and restoring Ohio's aquatic resources. The Foundation, a private non-profit corporation established under section 501(c)(3), provides: Aquatic Resource Mitigation Credits Mitigation credits are available at multiple mitigation banks throughout Ohio. Individual (Permittee-Responsible) or Specialized Mitigation Projects The Foundation can provide a complete on-site or off-site mitigation solution when a mitigation bank is unavailable or incompatible with the impacted resource. The Foundation can assist with every step of the mitigation process from planning to construction to monitoring. Design and/or Construction Oversight The Foundation has provided design and/or construction oversight for the restoration of wetlands and streams throughout Ohio.

24. Wetlands - WoWWiki - Your Guide To The World Of Warcraft The wetlands is a large, wet zone below Stonewrought Dam and north of Loch Modan, covered with small rivers, lakes, and ponds. Bordered on three sides by mountains, the http://www.wowwiki.com/Wetlands

Wikia Skip to Content Skip to Wiki Navigation Skip to Site Navigation Wikia Navigation Start a wiki Entertainment Fall TV Glee ... WoWWiki WoWWiki Navigation Top content Cataclysm Instances by level Mounts ... WoWWiki projects Random Page Wiki Activity Watchlist Recent changes Talk Wetlands Login to edit Read more: Warcraft III Dwarf territories Edited by Yuntay View full history This article or section is likely to dramatically change once the Cataclysm begins. Feel free to update any incorrect values (e.g. ability and talent articles), but please avoid overwriting all previous information with more current information (e.g. location and NPC articles). See Help:Updating for Cataclysm Wetlands Level 20-30 Capital Menethil Harbor Population Races Human Ironforge dwarf Night elf Orc ... Murloc Language Common Dwarven Orc Faith Holy Light Resource Ruins, safe harbor Affiliation Alliance Location Northern Khaz Modan Sources Lands of Conflict The Wetlands is a large, wet zone below Stonewrought Dam and north of Loch Modan , covered with small rivers, lakes, and ponds. Bordered on three sides by mountains, the Wetlands are open to the ocean to the west. Adventurers seeking a route to the Wetlands must either come through sieged Dun Algaz from Loch Modan or cross the damaged Thandol Span from Arathi Highlands . The northern slopes of Wetlands are generally classed within the Khaz Mountains The Wetlands is a vast, cold swamp. Mists cloak the ground, and the overcast sky makes the land a uniform gray. Many Ironforge strongholds once stood in this region, but war has reduced them to rubble. Wild creatures, murlocs and renegade orcs now control the land. Menethil Harbor, a city on the west coast, is the Alliance’s only presence in this dreary region.

25. Society Of Wetland Scientists - An International Organization a non-profit organization founded to promote wetland science and the exchange of information related to wetlands. http://www.sws.org/

Society of Wetland Scientists Forums Jobs Training ... Developing Country News/Events SWS Annual Meetings Other Meetings Wetlands Related Jobs Wetlands Forums ... Wetlands Worth Visiting Publications Journal: Wetlands Wetlands Author Instructions SWS Position Papers ... E-News Archive Programs Awards and Grants Student Grants College Programs Donations to SWS ... Women In Wetlands SWS Launches Interactive Web Page on Oil and Wetlands In response to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the SWS Wetland Concerns and IT Committees and the South Central Chapter have created a web page [ http://sws.org/oilspill/ ] featuring daily news updates that SWS Members can comment on, a digital library of references, links, and photos that anyone can add to, and links to the SWS Online Discussion Forum and other sources of oil-related information. As wetland scientists we have the responsibility to bring the best available science to the assessment, remediation, restoration, and management of wetlands impacted by this spill. So check out the web page, add material to it, state your opinion, and disseminate the link widely! Andy Baldwin President, SWS

26. :::: What's It Like Where You Live? :::: www.lexisnexis.com Get News, Analysis, Blogs, Video, Podcasts More at LexisNexis.com! http://www.mbgnet.net/fresh/wetlands/index.htm

27. Virginia Association Of Wetland Professionals. Established to exchange ideas on wetlands in Virginia. Organization information, several photos of wetlands plants, and links to related information. http://www.vawp.org/

Home Join Now Calendar Newsletter Archives ... Links Powhatan Creek Tidal Freshwater Marsh Photo by Robin Bedenbaugh Organizational Goals VAWP strives to provide an independent forum for the open discussion and exchange of wetland related ideas from all fields; promote scientifically based educational programs on wetland ecology, functions, and values; develop a Commonwealth of Virginia wetland delineator certification program; and encourage wetland conservation. Join Today! VAWP welcomes members from all professions. The membership includes wetland professionals from federal, state and local government, nonprofit organizations, private industry, consultants, law firms and universities. Get your VAWP clothing!!! VAWP has t-shirts, polos and baseball caps with the VAWP emblem for sale at all workshops. A new style of baseball cap has been ordered and will be available at the next workshop. We will have new polo shirts available at our Annual Meeting in September!!!! VAWP Board Meetings Board meetings are open to all members and are held at the Williamsburg Offices of VHB in the Busch Corporate Center at 10am. October 13, 2009

28. Wetlands International Works To Sustain And Restore Wetlands For People And Biod wetlands International is a global organisation that works to sustain and restore wetlands and their resources for people and biodiversity. We are an independent, notfor-profit http://africa.wetlands.org/

29. The California Resources Agency Wetlands Web Comprehensive information about wetlands and their management in California and elsewhere. Content designed for the general public, the educational community, and government agencies. http://ceres.ca.gov/wetlands/

CERES and the California Wetlands Information System are programs of the California Resources Agency . This Wetlands Information System is designed to provide comprehensive wetlands information to the general public, the educational community, and government agencies. It is a compilation of public and private sector information, including maps, environmental documents, agency roles in wetlands management, restoration and mitigation activities, regulatory permitting, and wetland policies. California's Wetlands: An Introduction Vernal Pools Wetlands Databases and Inventories Regional Wetlands Partnerships ... What's New? Webmaster: wetlands@resources.ca.gov This file last modified on: Monday, July 23, 2007. Document URL: http://ceres.ca.gov/wetlands/index.html

30. Wetlands Easier wetlands are marshy areas where there is much moisture in the soil. wetlands are sometimes covered in water. http://42explore.com/wetland.htm

The Topic: Wetlands Easier - Wetlands are marshy areas where there is much moisture in the soil. Wetlands are sometimes covered in water. Swamps, marshes, and bogs are some of the names used for wetlands. Harder - "Wetlands are lands transitional between terrestrial and aquatic systems where the water table is usually at or near the surface or where shallow water covers the land and where at least one of the following attributes holds: 1) the land predominantly supports aquatic plants at least periodically; 2) undrained hydric soils are the predominant substrate; and 3) at some time during the growing season, the substrate is saturated with water or covered by shallow water." EPA definition at http://www.epa.gov/emap/html/dataI/wetlands/ There are two basic types of wetlands : coastal (also known as tidal or estuarine wetlands) and inland (also known as non-tidal, freshwater, or palustrine wetlands). America's Wetlands (Environmental Protection Agency) http://www.epa.gov/OWOW/wetlands/vital/wetlands.html

31. Wetlands Research Technology Center Research program designed to advance the state of the art of wetlands science, engineering, and technology. http://el.erdc.usace.army.mil/wetlands/

James S. Wakeley, PhD , Director The Wetlands Research and Technology Center (WRTC) consolidates administrative, technological, and research skills in the area of wetlands science and engineering that are available at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) . The ERDC has long been recognized as a center for wetlands expertise, conducting extensive environmental research in wetland systems. The WRTC provides a single point of contact for wetlands research and development, guidance, support and technology transfer. The WRTC provides access to an array of technical specialists and interdisciplinary teams in research areas that emphasize the interrelationships of biological, physical, and chemical environments in order to provide fundamental understanding of ecological processes and dynamics in wetland ecosystems. Through the WRTC, scientists and engineers who work in the areas of ecology, hydraulics, hydrology, chemistry, geology, physics, computer science, biology, forestry, archaeology, and many other fields are available to facilitate and address wetland inquiries. The WRTC serves the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the U.S. Army and other Department of Defense agencies, other Government agencies, academia, industry and the general public. Updated July 2006 Comments / Whom to contact Privacy and Security Notice

32. Wetlands In The Great Lakes Region Air and Land Air Quality Coastal Management Ecosystem Management Habitat Islands Land Use Sustainable Development wetlands Water BeachCast Conservation Levels and Hydrology http://www.great-lakes.net/envt/air-land/wetlands.html

Air and Land Air Quality Coastal Management Ecosystem Management Habitat ... Wetlands Water BeachCast Conservation Levels and Hydrology Quality ... Watersheds Flora and Fauna Biodiversity Endangered Species Forests Invasive Species ... Wildlife Pollution Air Toxics Areas of Concern Human Health Pollution Prevention ... Toxic Contamination References Environmental Justice Laws and Policy Sanctuaries and Reserves Research ... Weather and Climate Legislative Tracking Great Lakes Priorities Legislative News Lake Conditions Lake Erie Lake Huron Lake Michigan Lake Ontario ... Lake Superior Also: Lake St. Clair Wetlands in the Great Lakes Region What's New Overview General Resources State and Provincial Resources ... Related Resources What's New Our vanishing wetlands The Montreal Gazette (10/30) Our river defines us, a constant in the history of our island city. But today, its diverse and sustaining wetlands are endangered, writes Donna Nebenzahl in the third of a three-part series. NOAA, Wisconsin officials designate Lake Superior Research Reserve A 16,697-acre area of freshwater marshes, uplands and river on the shores of Lake Superior in Wisconsin has become the 28th member of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) National Estuarine Research Reserve System in a designation ceremony at Superior, Wisconsin on October 26. Former farm near Fermi restores itself to marsh The Toledo Blade (10/20) A half-mile north of DTE Energy's Fermi 2 nuclear plant lies a birder's paradise that reminds conservationists of what can happen when valuable coastal land is restored to its nature state.

33. Home Page Provides information on these wetlands, their value, kinds, condition, threats and conservation. http://www.umt.edu/watershedclinic/links/clarkfork/wetlands/

A citizen's guide to the wetlands of the Clark Fork Basin their values, kinds, condition, threats, and conservation (see links at left) If you know a wetland you would like to see featured on this page , let us know. QUESTIONS? Contributors: Ryan Alter, Kevin Colburn, Vicki Watson, Mark River Sponsored by the Missoula Conservation District Graphics by Gwen Landquist

34. Wetlands Activism Collective Recognizing the common roots of all forms of oppression, wetlands Activism Collective fights for human, animal, and earth liberation through protest, direct action, street http://www.wetlands-preserve.org/

Wetlands Veteran Marianne Maeckelbergh Arrested and Tortured By Belgian Police; 500 Others Arrested, Many Abused in Police Custody On October 1st, 2010 Wetlands alum Dr. Marianne Maeckelbergh was arrested and severely abused by police in Brussels, Belgium while photographing an arrest. Dr. Maeckelbergh's arrest was one of about 500 during a week of police crackdowns on activists protesting fiscal austerity measures and xenophobic anti-migration policies. Like Dr. Maeckelbergh, many of the arrestees were tortured and four remain in police custody. Wetlands is part of an emerging international network demanding the release of the remaining prisoners and accountability for wrongful arrests and abuse of arrestees. (more) Global Justice for Animals and the Environment Protests Latin American Presidents From September 22nd to October 1st, Wetlands' Global Justice for Animals and the Environment project protested the Council of the Americas Presidents Series, featuring talks by the heads of state of Chile, Peru, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic, demanding an end to environmentally destructive extraction and energy projects, human rights violations, and free trade agreements with the US that facilitate these problems. (more) Support Wetlands' Season of the Reaper!

35. Constructed Wetland - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia A constructed wetland or wetpark is an artificial wetlands, a marsh or swamp created as new or restored habitat for native and migratory wildlife; for anthropogenic discharge http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructed_wetland

Constructed wetland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search It has been suggested that Treatment wetland be merged into this article or section. ( Discuss This article is missing citations or needs footnotes . Please help add inline citations (April 2008) Vertical Flow type of Constructed Wetlands A constructed wetland or wetpark is an artificial wetlands , a marsh or swamp created: as new or restored habitat for native and migratory wildlife ; for anthropogenic discharge such as wastewater stormwater runoff, or sewage treatment ; for land reclamation after mining refineries , or other ecological disturbances; and as required mitigation for natural wetlands lost to a development. Natural wetlands act as a biofilter , removing sediments and pollutants such as heavy metals from the water, and constructed wetlands can be designed to emulate these features. Contents Biofiltration Wetlands types Natural wetlands Subsurface-flow wetlands ... edit Biofiltration Vegetation in a wetland provides a substrate (roots, stems, and leaves) upon which microorganisms can grow as they break down organic materials. This community of microorganisms is known as the

36. WetlandsPacific - Wastewater Management And Treatment Systems - Nanaimo - Vancou A site devoted to wastewater treatment, both secondary equipment and constructed wetlands. Questions and answers about wetlands and copies of selected papers presented on wetland treatment. http://www.wetlandspacific.com/

Home Products Vegetative Tertiary Filter Nayadic ... Contact Us Wetlands – Nature's Way Constructed Wetlands – Our Way Residential WetlandsPacific Corp. installs and maintains onsite wastewater management and treatment systems. Each design is tailored to the individual lot and, where possible, to the preferences of the owners. When coupled with our patented Vegetative Tertiary Filter , valuable yard space can be saved. Your onsite system can now be an attractive garden, a landscape feature, or blend into the natural background. No ugly sand mounds! Commercial We have designed, installed and maintain many wastewater management systems for commercial developments. Installed systems include shopping centres, industrial plants, business parks, equipment supply facilities, stores and other businesses. Due to their unique operational characteristics, the design of wastewater management for commercial developments, requires the specialized knowledge we have developed through extensive experience. Subdivisions Wastewater management for subdivisions can be designed in a variety of ways, depending upon the developer's overall business plan. Options range from preparing a legal plan for each lot, which allows the purchaser's to install an individual onsite system to designing a cluster system for multiple lots. There is typically an economy to having more than one lot on a system although the capital requirements are greater.

37. Ecosystems Research - Wetlands wetlands are transitional areas, sandwiched between permanently flooded deepwater environments and welldrained uplands. They often contain more plants and animals and produce http://biology.usgs.gov/ecosystems/wetlands.html

USGS Home Contact USGS Search USGS Biology Terrestrial, Freshwater, and Marine Ecosystems Program Biology Discipline About Us Science Center Locations NBII ... Research Topics Wetlands Wetlands From NWRC ) Wetlands are "transitional areas, sandwiched between permanently flooded deepwater environments and well-drained uplands. They include mangroves, marshes (salt, brackish, intermediate, and fresh), swamps, forested wetlands, bogs, wet prairies, prairie potholes, and vernal pools. They often contain more plants and animals and produce more organic material than either the adjacent water or land areas. Aquatic habitats include permanently flooded parts of estuaries and nearshore environments like seagrass beds, rivers, ponds, and lakes. Aquatic habitats are also critical to fish and wildlife as well as economically and recreationally valuable to humans." The Ecosystems Program focuses on six types of wetlands Freshwater Wetlands Prairie Potholes Forested Wetlands Great Lakes Wetlands General Wetlands Research Integrated Science to Understand Lake and Wetland Ecosystems of the Northern Rocky Mountains (NRMSC) (also related to Montane Western Great Basin Wetlands Biodiversity Initiative (FRESC) (also related to Arid Lands Wetland and Aquatic Ecosystem Studies at the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center (Western Great Basin) (NPWRC) Wetlands and Other Communities Research at the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center (PWRC) Status and Trends of Wetlands in the Coastal Watersheds of the Eastern United States (1998 to 2004)

38. Wetlands | Region 5 Water | US EPA wetlands Where You Live Regulations and Enforcement Contacts Region 5 Grants Education. wetlands Where You Live EPA Regions ensure that Clean Water Act protections http://www.epa.gov/region5/water/wshednps/topic_wetlands.htm

@import 'http://www.epa.gov/epafiles/s/epa.css'; Jump to main content. Region 5 Water Serving Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin and 35 Tribes Recent Additions Contact Us Search: All EPA This Area You are here: EPA Home Region 5 Water Wetlands Wetlands Regional and Water Links Local EPA Water Topics Region 5 News National Water Links Wetlands and Mining National Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds Program Office National Water News National Office of Water ... Education Wetlands"Where You Live" EPA Regions ensure that Clean Water Act protections are implemented "where you live." To accomplish this we work with the Army Corps of Engineers and other Federal, State and local resource agencies in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin. One of our States, the State of Michigan, has assumed the wetlands regulatory program. Region 5 States vary widely in wetland acres lost, from Minnesota (9.28 out of 18.6 million acres remaining) to Illinois (90 percent of 8.2 million acres lost). Wetlands in our Region are unique to the climate, geology and ecosystems of the Upper Midwest. Below are examples of wet meadows, prairie potholes, vernal pools, forested swamps and bottom land hardwoods, shrub swamps, mangrove swamps, northern bogs and Fens. Take a tour of Region 5 States to learn more.

39. Ramsar Convention An intergovernmental treaty which provides the framework for national action and international cooperation for the conservation and wise use of wetlands and their resources. http://www.ramsar.org/

English Français Español “Wetlands: keeping our planet alive and well” Wetlands are also important storehouses of plant genetic material. Rice, for example, which is a common wetland plant, is the staple diet of more than half of humanity. The Convention on Wetlands of International Importance , called the Ramsar Convention, is an intergovernmental treaty that provides the framework for national action and international cooperation for the conservation and wise use of wetlands and their resources. The Ramsar Convention is the only global environmental treaty that deals with a particular ecosystem, and the Convention's member countries cover all geographic regions of the planet. The Ramsar mission The Convention's mission is "the conservation and wise use of all wetlands through local and national actions and international cooperation, as a contribution towards achieving sustainable development throughout the world". The Convention uses a broad definition of the types of wetlands covered in its mission, including lakes and rivers, swamps and marshes, wet grasslands and peatlands, oases, estuaries, deltas and tidal flats, near-shore marine areas, mangroves and coral reefs, and human-made sites such as fish ponds, rice paddies, reservoirs, and salt pans. The Wise Use concept At the centre of the Ramsar philosophy is the “wise use” concept. The wise use of wetlands is defined as "the maintenance of their ecological character, achieved through the implementation of ecosystem approaches, within the context of sustainable development". "Wise use" therefore has at its heart the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands and their resources, for the benefit of humankind.

40. Info: IA Wetlands & Riparian Areas - Bishop And Van Der Valk wetlands. Richard A. Bishop and Arnold van der Valk. Chapter 9 of Iowa's Natural Heritage Published by Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation and the Iowa Academy of Science http://www.ag.iastate.edu/centers/iawetlands/Ianathis.html

Wetlands Richard A. Bishop and Arnold van der Valk Chapter 9 of "Iowa's Natural Heritage" Published by Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation and the Iowa Academy of Science S ETTLERS WHO CROSSED the Mississippi River into what is now northern Iowa were confronted by an almost endless sea of prairie intermixed with myriad lakes and marshes. This great expanse of wetlands must have been an awesome sight to our pioneers. Along with this seemingly endless sea of marshes waves of ducks, geese, and shore birds, and prairie chickens, buffalo, and other wildlife greeted the newcomers. Cries of flushed wildfowl, surprised on a prairie marsh, would nearly deafen an intruder. This was our heritage a vastness of wetlands with a bounty of wildfowl that man apparently could never exhaust. This wonderland of water, heavily laden with nature's riches, was the footprint of the Wisconsin Glacier. This glacier left behind 7.6 million acres of mixed prairie and marshland, extending from what are now Polk and Dallas counties northward to the Iowa-Minnesota border, eastward to Worth, Cerro Gordo and Franklin counties, and westward to Osceola, O'Brien, and Cherokee counties. It leveled the land and gouged out holes and basins that were filled with water when this great ice mass retreated. Some basins were large and fairly shallow, such as Spirit Lake and Clear Lake, while West Okoboji was deep. Many more wetlands ranged in size and depth from shallow lakes down to small, seasonally flooded potholes of an acre or less. In parts of northwest Iowa, our ancestors would count up to 200 of these potholes in a square mile.

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