Crane count classic
How the Annual Midwest Crane Count got its start in Wisconsin’s wetlands
2017 Annual Meeting and Board Ballot
Annual meeting event information All current members of Wisconsin Wetlands Association are invited to join us for the 2017 Annual Membership Meeting, where you will hear about our work in 2016, meet and vote for our 2017 Board of Directors candidates, and enjoy light...
3 reasons students should attend the 2017 Wetland Science Conference
While there’s something for everyone to learn at our 2017 Wetland Science Conference, the conference is an especially great place for college and graduate students of all backgrounds. Attending a conference is a great way to learn about careers, deepen your...
2017 Wetland Science Conference program announced
Where can you learn about ferns, frogs, and fens all in one room? The 2017 Wetland Science Conference! The full program of all the exciting research, management techniques, and success stories you can learn about at the 2017 conference is now available on our...
Protecting the La Crosse River Marsh
Thanks to the tireless efforts of the Friends of the La Crosse River Marsh, the future is looking bright for the wetlands at the heart of La Crosse. Through collaborative management partnerships, countless hours of volunteer work, public education programs, and...
From desk work to field work
How can you help care for a wetland? Ask volunteer Paul Mozina, and he’ll probably suggest you start by pulling weeds — and then he’ll convince you to help him for the afternoon.