…loss: Behind our water problems,” and part 4, “Fixing our waters: Community-led watershed-based hydrologic restoration in Wisconsin”. How past actions are behind today’s water challenges In “How wetlands manage water”,…
…areas are important to migrant dabbling ducks (e.g., American Wigeon, Mallard, American Black Duck, Blue-winged Teal, and Northern Pintail). With increasing water depth (1.6-5 ft), the plant community gradually shifts…
…floodwater (aka fluvial erosion). This is particularly true in water-rich rural communities where there may be fewer buildings in harm’s way. Like flooding, a certain amount of fluvial erosion is…
…Wisconsin. Ecologist Ryan O’Connor will share what makes these communities unique, how the team developed benchmarks, and what threats these communities are facing. Ryan O’Connor, WDNR Recorded May 10, 2024…
…focus on ecological, restoration and regulatory projects. For more than 25 years she has worked in wetlands and natural areas throughout the Midwest, primarily in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,…