81. Beavers: Wetlands & Wildlife Welcome to. Beavers wetlands Wildlife (BWW) Home Page About BWW. Help beaversand other wildlife via your purchases. Beavers wetlands Wildlife. http://www.beaversww.org/

Welcome to About BWW Created to help people live in harmony with beavers and other wildlife. Meet the Beaver: A bit about beaver biology and behavior. How beaver create wetlands with enormous benefits for wildlife and people. Solutions to Beaver/human Conflicts. How to Protect Trees. Receive our newsletter "Beaversprite" ("spirit of the beavers") plus "Beavers for Kids." You will help save wildlife and beaver wetlands. Frequently asked Questions with Answers Catalog: T-shirts, sweatshirts, videos, books, pamphlets and more. Help beavers and other wildlife via your purchases. 146 Van Dyke Rd. Dolgeville, NY 13329 phone: 518.568.2077 fax: 518.568.6046 email: BWW@BeaversWW.org

82. Illinois Wetlands Wetland Preserve. Welcome to the Kildeer Countryside Virtual WetlandPreserve (formerly the Twin Groves Virtual wetlands Preserve). http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/Wetlands/Wetlands.html

Preserve Gate Map Site Search Bog Fen ... Feedback Main Gate to Kildeer Countryside Virtual Wetland Preserve Welcome to the Kildeer Countryside Virtual Wetland Preserve (formerly the Twin Groves Virtual Wetlands Preserve). As you wander through our wetland you should be able to learn about biodiversity and Illinois wetlands. There are many connections between the wetlands and the creatures and plants that live there and humans. As you go to each type of wetland area, you will be introduced to the plants, mammals, insects, amphibians/reptiles, and birds which make their homes there. Before you begin your journey through our virtual wetland preserve, you might want to take a look at the sign posted at the entry which gives a brief explanation to our Vanishing Wetlands . There is also a handout explaining the Benefits of Illinois Wetlands that you might want to take along with you. We also have a flier explaining how our virtual wetland preserve was built in conjunction with the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) and Brookfield Zoo / Illinois Museums as part of the Museums in the Classroom projects. Please take a flier as you pass through the gate You can also stop off at our Watch Tower and climb to the top to get a good view of the natural impact and human impact on the wetlands.

83. J. W. Salm Engineering, Inc. constructed wetlands for wastewater and stormwater treatment http://www.jwse.com/

JWSE J. W. S ALM E NGINEERING, I NC. MAIN PAGE J. W. S ALM E NGINEERING is a growing Civil and Environmental Engineering firm located in the Mid-Atlantic region, just outside of Ocean City, Maryland. S ALM E NGINEERING specializes in Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater and Storm Water treatment along with other BNR and conventional wastewater treatment technologies. S ALM E NGINEERING performs registered engineering design in Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina and Maine. S ALM E NGINEERING performs scientific consulting on constructed wetlands treatment systems, for registered engineers and industrial owners in other states and jurisdictions. THE FUNCTIONS CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS FOR WASTEWATER AND STORM WATER TREATMENT GOLF COURSE ENGINEERING LAND DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING AND STORM WATER MANAGEMENT WATER AND WASTEWATER ENGINEERING OTHER SERVICES REQUEST FOR MORE INFORMATION Whether it is a project or just an interest in Constructed Wetlands or other Innovative Treatment Systems Follow this Link Information on Constructed Wetlands Lectures and Seminars Follow this Link THE PROJECTS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Entry Level Engineer Engineering Project Manager CADD Designer/Drafter Architect This Page Born ; January 1996

84. Wisconsin Wetlands - Home Wisconsin wetlands Association, a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to protecting,restoring and enjoying wetlands and associated ecosystems through science http://www.wiscwetlands.org/

Dear Wetland Enthusiasts, Thanks for visiting Wisconsin Wetlands Association's website. Please bear in mind that we are in the process of updating the website, as some of the contact and program-related information is out of date. If you have a question about any of our programs or contacts, please call us at or email info@wiscwetlands.org . Thanks!

85. The B-W Greenway Community Mission is to educate the public about the value of wetlands and importance of connecting the Beavercreek and Wenrick wetlands with a greenway. Contains news, articles, and membership information. http://www.greenlink.org/bwgreenway/

Home Goals News Articles Terry's Tips ... North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) grant application (Requires Adobe Acrobat to open) The B-W Greenway Community Land Trust A " hospitable place" for: All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small, All things wise and wonderful, (for) The Lord God made them all. The Latest BWGC News Quote from David Suzuki Member Profile - Tom Moore Original wildflower painting by Joe Barrish - Common Milkweed Features include: New Map of the Beavercreek and Surrounding Wetlands(PDF) New Map of the B-W Greenway Community Boundary(JPEG) Coming Events SW Ohio Environmental Summit. Apr. 19, 2003, 10-3, Glen Helen Ecol., YS Chautauqua on Healthy Fertilizing. Apr. 29, 2003, 7:30, Abiding Christ Lutheran Church, Fbrn. Arbor Day Planting. May 2, 2003, 9 am, Fbrn. Central Park. Garlic Mustard Removal and Wetland Planting. May 10, 2003, 9-noon, Wenrick Wetlands Wildflower Nursery Seeding.

86. Www.wl.fb-net.org/ Lost wetlands Coastal wetlands stretch inland from estuaries and beaches. Few wetlands demonstratedilemmas of development more starkly than Florida s Everglades. http://www.wl.fb-net.org/

87. Thompson Environmental Consulting - Water, Wastewater And Wetlands Specializing in water, wastewater, wetlands and endangered species permitting, compliance, inspection and monitoring. http://www.thompsonenv.com

Thompson Environmental Consulting is a unique and forward-thinking consulting company that specializes in innovative on-site water and wastewater solutions as well as wetland mapping, delineations, and regulatory permitting. We recognize the need for cost-effective delivery while preserving our natural resources and we make every reasonable effort to meet both of these ideals without compromise. Whether you need help planning a subdivision or just a well water analysis performed, call us, Thompson Environmental Consulting can deliver! * Pictured in the upper left hand corner is a Mafic Depression located in Charlotte, North Carolina.

88. James Payton's Constructed Wetlands Page Constructed wetlands. Welcome. Constructed wetlands Research. Researchon constructed wetlands is ongoing at many sites around the world. http://www.eng.auburn.edu/users/paytojd/wetland.html

Constructed Wetlands Welcome Welcome to my constructed wetland page. My name is James Payton and I am a graduate student in Agricultural Engineering in the College of Engineering at Auburn University in the beautiful village of Auburn, Alabama . As you can probably tell, my research deals with constructed wetlands. I created this page as a source of general information about this technology and about my research. This page is not in any way an all inclusive source of constructed wetland information. Due to time constraints, I am no longer able to maintain this page. Please refer to the links below for additional information about constructed wetlands. What is a constructed wetland? The book definition A constructed wetland is "a designed and man-made complex of saturated substrates, emergent and submergent vegetation, animal life, and water that simulates natural wetlands for human use and benefits." (from Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment: Municipal, Industrial and Agricultural , 1989, D.A. Hammer, ed. Lewis Publishers, Inc. Chelsea, Michigan) Why constructed wetlands exist With the advent of large industries, confinment of animals for agricultural purposes and high-density populations, the need to dispose of increasing amounts of waste has become a major concern. Failing to deal with these wastes in the past led to contaminated surface and sub-surface waters. Constructed wetlands is one method used to help purify wastewaters.

89. Lough Neagh And Lower Bann Wetlands Provides information about the management strategy, wildlife and archaeology of the lough and wetlands. http://www.loughneagh.com/

90. Small Grants For Wetlands Programme Nciucn http://www.nciucn.nl/english/funds/wetlands/

91. The Digital Field Trip To The Wetlands What is The Digital Field Trip to the wetlands? This Digital FieldTrip uses virtual reality technology to allow students to visit http://www.digitalfrog.com/products/wetlands.html

What is The Digital Field Trip to the Wetlands? This Digital Field Trip uses virtual reality technology to allow students to visit a bog in Ontario without getting their feet wet! It is a truly interactive CD-ROM incorporating animations, narration, games, text, full color photographs and a comprehensive workbook in one easy-to-use package. The Digital Field Trip to The Wetlands makes learning biology an enjoyable experience; students have fun and are able to learn independently through exploration and discovery. The Digital Field Trip to The Wetlands teaches the principles of wetlands ecology and encourages an awareness of the importance of wetlands conservation. Download a trial version of The Wetlands Demo What does it cover? The five modules, Field Trip, Study of a Bog, Wetlands Types, Mechanisms of a Wetland and Our Endangered Wetlands are integrated into one fully interactive learning tool. The Field Trip module uses virtual reality technology to allow the student to explore the Cloud Lake bog in Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada.

92. Indiana Wetlands Helping Hoosiers learn about wetlands and the important place they holdin our world. Welcome to Indiana wetlands! If you re reading http://www.in.gov/wetlands/

Helping Hoosiers learn about wetlands and the important place they hold in our world. Welcome to Indiana Wetlands! If you're reading this letter, you have an interest in wetlands. Maybe you’re working to preserve wetlands because you like their scenic beauty or their environmental benefits. Maybe you're a student with a research paper to write. Maybe you’re a real estate developer or agricultural producer who owns land that may have wetlands present. Maybe you're a nature photographer, an angler or a hunter, and you know that wetlands are essential to the wildlife you seek. Maybe you're all of these things. This Web site was created by people who share your interests in wetlands - whatever they are. We represent anglers, hunters, developers, farmers, naturalists, conservationists, and environmentalists. And we share your love of Indiana. This Web site is meant to help you find out whatever you want or need to know about the role wetlands play in Indiana. It will show you where you can follow legislation that would affect wetlands, secure permits to preserve or alter wetlands, or just learn more about them. If you have information you think should be on this site, please let us know. Enjoy your visit! What's New?

93. Welcome To New River Wetlands Project Pilot study in Southern California investigating the potential for constructed wetlands to improve water quality in the river and the Salton Sea. Photos, monitoring data, and other information. http://www.newriverwetlands.com/

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94. EPA - Teachers - Water Curriculum Resources Materials for teachers from the EPA. Covers acid rain, hazardous waste, pollution, ground water, drinking water, and wetlands. Includes links to various activities for children from other EPA sites. http://www.epa.gov/teachers/curriculumwater.htm

Teaching Center Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Teachers Curriculum Curriculum Resources ... A to Z Index Water Curriculum Resources see also Water Background Information Center for Global Environmental Education Watershed Plan The Watershed Action Site offers one stop help in planning and organizing service-learning projects to prevent water pollution in your watershed. Within this site you can access everything from scientific background information or curricula to local experts or stencils for painting storm drain signs. cgee.hamline.edu/watershed/action/projects Educating Young People About Water Want to educate kids about water? These free materials from University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, Environmental Resources Center can provide you with the information you need to get started. www.uwex.edu/erc/eypaw/ Ocean Science Education Teacher Resource Center This site links by topic to a large collection of environmental web sites which contain lesson plans and class activities. Down the Drain How much water do you use every day in your home? Introduces students to the topic of water use, and to data gathering and analysis. From the Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education (CIESE).

95. Indiana Wetlands Webquest Indiana wetlands. Well, a swamp is a type of wetland. Third gradersall study about Indiana wetlands for a grade level project. http://www.plainfield.k12.in.us/hschool/webq/webq17/webque~1.htm

Webquest Indiana Wetlands Have you ever read the picture book "Liza Lou and the Yeller Belly Swamp" by Mercer Mayer? How about "Blackwater Swamp" by Bill Wallace? Well, a swamp is a type of wetland. Third graders all study about Indiana Wetlands for a grade level project. You as a team are going to give a presentation to each third grade class, discussing different aspects of Indiana Wetlands. Each one of you will create a part to be presented in your final presentation. The Task This is a webquest. You will be using the internet to visit sites. You will each decide which questions to investigate as part of the total presentation given to the classes. All the questions must be answered and reported on for your presentation to the classes. It would be good to work in pairs to answer the questions. These are the questions you will be answering: Write out a definition of the term wetland. Write about the classifications of different wetlands. Discuss the importance of wetlands. Why are they valuable, what is their function? Detail the consequences of losing or degrading wetlands Report on the economic benefits of wetlands Detail current facts about our American wetlands.

96. Lost Wetlands A study of the loss, and containment of, the coastal wetland habitat along Louisiana's coast. http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/OCEAN_PLANET/HTML/peril_wetlands.html#LOUISIANA

The text on this site is presented as an archival version of the script of "Ocean Planet," a 1995 Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibition. The content reflects the state of knowledge at the time of the exhibition, and has not been updated. Sand crabs in salt marsh, Sapelo Island, Georgia,1989 Coastal wetlands stretch inland from estuaries and beaches. In temperate climates, they're salt marshes and grassy fresh marsh and tidal flats. In tropical areas, they include swampy forests of mangroves . Draining, dredging, and filling wetlands, as well as rising sea level, are destroying coastal wetlands worldwide The information on this buoy is divided into the three categories listed below. Wetlands Everglades Louisiana What's to lose? There's more to swamps and marshes than meets the eye. Awash with nutrients and plant debris, coastal wetlands are prime nurseries for fishes, shrimps, and crabs, and nesting sites for waterfowl . Not only do wetlands crawl with wildlife, they also filter out pollutants, buffer inland areas from storm, wave, and flood damage, and support food production for humans Red and black mangroves, Belize

97. Wetlands International Indonesia Programme wetlands International Indonesia Programme. 000000003862. Google,Search WWW. Search wetlands. Our Mission To sustain and http://www.wetlands.or.id/

Wetlands International - Indonesia Programme Search WWW Search wetlands Our Mission To sustain and restore wetlands, their resources and biodiversity for future generations through research, information exchange and conservation activities, worldwide. Suaka Margasatwa Muara Angke terjepit Lahan Gambut Sejuta Hektar Direhabilitasi Rajungan yang Nyaris Punah Nasib Pulau Sangiang yang semakin Merana ... Domestic waste pollution killed the fish: Nabiel © Wetlands International - Indonesia Programme

98. WESA Home Page Canadabased environmental sciences and engineering consulting group, providing services internationally, including air emission reporting, treatment wetlands design and construction, hydrogeology and hydrology, remediation and rehabilitation, waste management, and Environmental Management Systems (EMS). Site in English, French, Spanish. http://www.wesa.ca

A Better Environment for Business. Welcome to the WESA / ENVIR-EAU web site: Water and Earth Science Associates Ltd. (WESA) is a leading environmental sciences and engineering consulting group, providing professional services to business, industry, government and other professionals. L'environnement, un choix d'affaires. Bienvenue: Un mejor ambiente para los negocios. Bienvenidos al sitio web the de WESA / ENVIR-EAU: Click Here to continue to our English website Pour continuer appuyer ici Pulse aqui para entrar a nuestro sitio web en

99. Wetlands For Treatment Of Mine Drainage site. wetlands for the Treatment of Mine Drainage. There Attenuationof Contaminated Mine Drainage by Natural wetlands. The evidence http://www.enviromine.com/wetlands/welcome.htm

You are now on INFOMINE , the Internet's premier mining information site Wetlands for the Treatment of Mine Drainage There is considerable interest in the problem of contaminated mine drainage - and acid mine drainage specifically - within the mining and environmentalist communities. This web site gives examples of wetlands cleaning up contaminated mine water, describes how they do it, and discusses environmental consequences of this. The information is presented in several sections, all of which are initially linked to this page. This site is designed and maintained by Dr. . My qualifications to talk about wetlands are presented here . I would sincerely appreciate receiving your thoughts and comments, as well as your contributions. Feel free to write me a note You can find more about the services offered by Microbial Technologies at www.microbialtech.com Introduction The largest single environmental problem facing the mining industry is Acid Mine Drainage. More information on this topic is found on this excellent web site Two key features of AMD should be understood to appreciate why: Rainwater flowing over unearthed sulphide minerals may become acidic. When water becomes acidic, it dissolves toxic metals.

100. Obabika River Provincial Park Southwest of New Liskeard. Waterway park. Polished bedrock, boulder fields, sandy beaches, and wetlands. Backcountry canoeing. No facilities. http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/parks/obab.html

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