Can wetlands and farms go together?
…and their communities. Recently, WWA teamed up with Discovery Farms, part of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, to advance this work. Discovery Farms is a farmer-led research and…
Why migrating birds need wetlands
…well as hard water inland lakes and flowages greater than five acres in size. Waterbirds The term “waterbirds” comprises a diverse assemblage of species that include colonial breeders (gulls, terns,…
How WWA facilitates a place-based project
…community? We can provide advice and refer landowners to experts over the phone, and, on occasion, meet on-site with landowners who are WWA members. If you are a wetland landowner…
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Wetland Coffee Break: The influence of beaver dams on Wisconsin trout streams
…coldwater fisheries research scientist with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Based in Madison, Matt has been working with the DNR on statewide trout fisheries issues since 2003. Matt has…