The latest wetland news
How can wetlands provide resilience against climate change?
Wisconsin wetlands can sequester large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and keep the rate of ongoing climate change slower than it would be without these wetlands.
How will wetlands be affected by climate change?
Climate change is predicted to affect many environmental factors, all of which will affect wetlands.
How do frogs survive late spring snows?
Fortunately, frogs have several adaptations for over-wintering.
Can I use prescribed fire as a management tool in my wetland?
Like any tool, when used properly, prescribed fire can be an important part of restoring health to your wetland.
Isolated wetlands: A home for waterfowl
Isolated wetlands are essential, critical, and without compare as a habitat resource for waterfowl.
Long-time members – we need your help!
WWA is turning 50 years old next year!
Strange bacteria: Researching the depths of bog lakes
Don’t reach for the hand sanitizer just yet! Freshwater bacteria found in bogs and other wetlands provide many necessary functions that make a healthy ecosystem.
Adapting wetlands to climate change
How can we help Wisconsin’s wetlands in the face of climate change? Wetland professionals gathered after the Wetland Science Conference to discuss.
Help us go big for wetlands during the 2018 Big Share
Your gift will be doubled today through March 6th during the 2018 Big Share!
“Isolated” wetlands protections hanging by a thread
We’re one vote away from passage of the most damaging wetlands bill to come around in decades.