Wisconsin Wetlands Association

Wetland Coffee Breaks

Wisconsin Wetlands Association is offering this special virtual wetland programming to our members, supporters, and the community at large.

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Illustrating hydrology and water management

Are you curious about where to start when it comes to understanding the root causes of your community’s water issues, like water quality or water availability? Check out this interactive StoryMap to explore how wetland and hydrologic restoration can start repairing the landscape.

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Celebrate Wetlands!

May is American Wetlands Month! Celebrate with us by learning about how Tribes like the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians care for and protect wetlands for today and for future generations.

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Wetland Coffee Break: Dark waters, silent wings: Secrets Wisconsin bats keep

Get to know the eight bat species found in Wisconsin, where and when you might encounter them, how you can keep tabs on them, and how mysterious they remain. Conservation biologist Jennifer Redell will also provide a brief overview of White-nose syndrome and the...

Breaking: Federal legislation introduced to address barriers to floodplain restoration

Wisconsin Wetlands Association supports this legislation and is thrilled to see Wisconsin represented among the original cosponsors of this legislation.

Lake Superior communities gathered to discuss culverts and slow the flow opportunities

Road managers, town chairs, and staff from 13 towns and tribes across the Fish Creek and White River Watersheds and the Bayfield Peninsula joined us to discuss how they might reduce flood risks by addressing the wetlands and floodplains upstream.