Wisconsin Wetlands Association

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Registration for our 2026 Wetland Science Conference, happening Feb. 24-26 in Baraboo/WI Dells, is now open!

Register before January 23rd for early bird discounts.

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When you donate to Wisconsin Wetlands Association, you become part of a community of committed wetland supporters from across the state and beyond.

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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.

See how Tribes are caring for wetlands

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A watershed moment for Wisconsin Wetlands Association

Successful growth requires good planning. To that end, over the past months and with your input, WWA has developed a Strategic Plan for our next five years.

Wetland Coffee Break: Helping farmers, saving cranes

International Crane Foundation’s Ryan Michalesko joined us to discuss how ICF is expanding its efforts to find real solutions to support farmers while also protecting cranes and the landscape.

Wetland Coffee Break: New general permit to promote hydrologic restoration of streams, wetlands, and floodplains in Wisconsin

Hear from WWA’s Erin O’Brien and the WDNR’s Tom Nedland as they give a brief background and overview of the Hydrologic Restoration General Permit, which will encourage voluntary wetland, stream, and floodplain restoration and management projects.