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Wetlands:     more books (100)

A Journey into a Wetland (Biomes of North America) by Rebecca L. Johnson, 2004-02 Field guide to nontidal wetland identification by Ralph W. Tiner, 1988-01-01 The Wetlands Handbook Wetland Plants of Oregon and Washington by B. Jennifer Guard, 2010-04-13 Atlas of Early Michigan Forests, Grasslands, and Wetlands: An Interpretation of the 1816-1856 General Land Office Surveys by Dennis A. Albert, Patrick J. Comer, 2008-09-01 Handbook for Restoring Tidal Wetlands (Marine Science) Wetlands (Ecosystem) by Peter D. Moore, 2007-11-30 Life in a Wetland (Living in a Biome) by Carol K. Lindeen, 2006-10 A Field Guide to the Common Wetland Plants of Western Washington & Northwestern Oregon The Hellpig Hunt: A Hunting Adventure in the Wild Wetlands at the Mouth of the Mississippi River by Middle Aged Lunatics Who Refuse to Grow Up by Humberto Fontova, 2003-11-25 Field Guide to Tidal Wetland Plants of the Northeastern United States and Neighboring Canada by Ralph W. Tiner, 2008-07-30 Days Afield: Exploring Wetlands in the Chesapeake Bay Region by William S. Sipple, 1999-08 South Carolina's Wetland Wilderness: The Ace Basin by Tom Blagden, 1992-08 Birds of Lake, Pond and Marsh: Water and Wetland Birds of Eastern North America by John Eastman, 1999-02

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101. Florida Department Of Environmental Protection (FDEP)
     The Environmental Resource Permitting Program addresses dredging, filling, andconstruction in wetlands and other surface water, as well as stormwater and  
     http://www.dep.state.fl.us/water/wetlands/
     
     Extractions: Search: DEP Home About DEP Programs Contact ... Site Map Programs Information Documents on this website are Adobe Acrobat files, unless indicated, and require the free Reader Software. Office of Submerged Lands and Environmental Resources (SLER) Highlights The Office of Submerged Lands and Environmental Resources provides several services to the public. The Environmental Resource Permitting Program addresses dredging, filling, and construction in wetlands and other surface water, as well as stormwater and surface water management systems in uplands. The program is designed to ensure that activities in uplands, wetlands and other surface waters do not degrade water quality or degrade habitat for aquatic or wetland dependent wildlife. The five Water Management District Offices and six DEP District Offices share the responsibility of implementing the ERP program. The goal of the Florida Wetland Restoration Information Center is to develop the framework for a statewide ecological restoration program for wetlands and their associated uplands using ecosystem management and ecological principles.

102. King County Water And Land Resources Division
     Information on lakes, streams, marine waters, wetlands, and fish and wildlife habitat and their protection. Specific to King County, Washington, but also of general interest.  
     http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wlr/index.htm

103. Terrestrial Environmental Specialists, Inc.
     Environmental and natural resources consulting services to public and private clients, specializing in wetlands, endangered species, ecological risk assessments and environmental impact statements. Located in New York (USA).  
     http://www.dreamscape.com/tes/

104. Index
     Delta wetlands is an innovative solution to California’s water supply challenge– a water storage project situated strategically in the SacramentoSan  
     http://www.deltawetlands.com/
     
     Extractions: Delta Wetlands is an innovative solution to California’s water supply challenge – a water storage project situated strategically in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta that will enable water managers to capture surplus water flows during wet months for use during dry periods. After more than 15 years of study and planning, the Delta Wetlands project has proven its technical and environmental merit and has emerged as the most viable opportunity for storing more water in the state in this decade. Project Overview Summary of California’s water situation and pending shortfalls, and outlines how Delta Wetlands can help bridge the gap between our current water supply and the increasing demands here in the state. Details of the environmental, technical and economic studies that have made this project a reality. Latest News Recent press releases on the project and what opinion leaders and water managers are saying about the Delta Wetlands Project. Tracking of recent events and next steps required for the project’s construction and implementation. Technical Information Detailed maps and graphics of the project, permits and environmental documentation obtained through exhaustive review process.

105. Wetlands Action Network
     Campaign to preserve, conserve and restore wetlands in Southern California.  
     http://www.geocities.com/wetlandsan/

106. MA DEP Wetlands Publications
     General Publications. Guidance for Aquatic Plant Management in Lakes andPonds as it relates to the wetlands Protection Act.  
     http://www.mass.gov/dep/brp/ww/wwpubs.htm
     
     Extractions: wetlands topics: about wetlands applications and forms contacts freq. asked questions publications policies and guidelines regulations rivers protection act stormwater related links DEP general topics: air quality appeals decisions applications and forms asbestos brownfields commissioner's page consumer information contact DEP DEP organization drinking water employment opportunities energy facilities enforcement environmental analysis envir. management systems envir. results program feedback/survey frequently asked questions hazardous waste mgmt. industrial wastewater innovative tech./green business mercury information municipal services/wastewater municipal waste combustors news releases policy and planning publications by program recycling regional offices regulations research and standards resource protection risk assessment septic systems/title 5 service centers sites list solid waste and landfills spills stormwater strike force/report a violation surface water permitting toxics use reduction vehicle emissions waste prevention waste site cleanup water management watershed management waterways/ch. 91

107. San Diego Environmental Consultants JNE & Associates, Inc
     Environmental/ecological consulting firm emphasizing coastal and aquatic habitats. wetlands delineations, environmental impact assessment, soils and groundwater assessment, monitoring. San Diego, California.  
     http://www.jneassociates.com
     
     Extractions: Rancho Santa Fe services . Senior staff have over twenty years experience conducting environmental projects throughout the world. We are a California Department of Transportation certified Small Woman Owned Business Enterprise (SWBE). In addition, our staff has 40-hr OSHA Hazardous Materials training. See full range of services.. The JNE team strives to provide cost-effective services for permitting, monitoring, biological resources, and site assessment. We provide project planning assistance to facilitate designing with minimal environmental impacts.

108. BBC Education Landmarks - World Environmental Changes
     BBC Home, TV, Radio, Talk, Where I Live, AZ Index, THURSDAY 13th May 2004 Textonly, BBC Homepage, BBC Education BBC Schools Ancient Greece Rivers and Coasts,  
     http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/landmarks/standard/wetlands/

109. Wetlands Of The Great Lakes
     Introduction to the landforms, hydrology, and ecology of the coastal wetlands of the lakes system, with links to more information and websites about plants, birds, shipwrecks, and related topics.  
     http://www.msue.msu.edu/iosco/wetlandshome.htm
     
     Extractions: Wetlands of the Great Lakes Home Page A Webfoot Page brought to you by Michigan Sea Grant and Michigan State University Extension. The coastal wetlands of Lake Huron consist of several types that have distinctive geomorphological features and hydraulic regimes. Most are connected to the main lake in one way or the other. When water levels are high, the wetland is flooded. When water levels are low, the wetland begins to dry up. It is this random cycle of ups and downs that create conditions in a Great Lakes wetland that are very different from an inland wetland. These web pages will take you on a tour of some Lake Huron wetlands and explain some of the features. For information on the details, see the book Wetlands of the Great Lakes. See the map below for Great Lakes wetlands of the United States greater than 40 acres. A Typical Great Lakes Wetland A Great Lakes wetland is any wetland directly connected to one of the Lakes, and experiences the same changes in water levels. A coastal wetland is any wetland that meets the above criteria

110. BBC Education Landmarks - World Environmental Changes
     BBC Home, TV, Radio, Talk, Where I Live, AZ Index, FRIDAY 14th May 2004 Textonly, BBC Homepage, BBC Education BBC Schools Ancient Greece Rivers and Coasts,  
     http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/landmarks/high/wetlands/

111. Pensacola Beach Residents And Leaseholders Assn.
     Pensacola Beach (Florida) residents oppose a high rise complex which would destroy barrier island wetlands.  
     http://www.pbrla.com/

112. Environmental Concern Inc.
     Vegetated Shorelines, The Better Choice. Put wetlands to work for you.In addition to providing valuable habitat for wildlife, wetlands  
     http://www.wetland.org/

113. Water Recycling
     Ecological wastewater recycling system in Chatham County, North Carolina. Wastewater is cleaned for reclamation and reuse using constructed wetlands, a greenhouse containing soil filters, and an aquatic ecosystem.  
     http://www.waterrecycling.com/
     
     Extractions: E xplore an ecological wastewater recycling system in Chatham County, North Carolina at the former Triangle School. Wastewater is cleaned for reclamation and reuse using constructed wetlands , and a greenhouse containing soil filters and an aquatic ecosystem . This is the first on-site treatment facility of its kind in North Carolina which not only purifies water and reclaims nutrients, but also reuses water, and therefore RECYCLES WATER . Nutrients from the wastewater are captured to be used later as fertilizer for landscape plants. The Triangle School Wastewater Treatment Facility was designed by a team headed by Halford House at North Carolina State University (NCSU). Faculty and students from NCSU and other universities will be conducting research at the site, while students from the Chatham County Public Schools and children at the Exploris Museum will soon be able to study the site, suggest experiments and interact with researchers via the internet. Take the guided tour to visit the highlights of this site.

114. Hands-on AMD
     Handson experiments to learn about water quality, the impacts of mining, streams and stream monitoring, wetlands, watersheds, and other topics.  
     http://craddock_t.tripod.com/amd_experiments-html.htm
     
     Extractions: Reston, VA 20192 Dear Kids, Teachers, Parents, Guardians, and all Concerned Citizens: This is a prototype for a new book we want to write for kids. This is the First Draft and we want kids to help write it. If they do, their names and comments will appear in the book. The deadline for submissions is March 2001. Right now, we would love to hear your questions. What questions do you have about acid mine drainage, colors in the water, critters in the water, or any other water quality questions? Our addresses are on the cover page. Please write or e-mail nrobbins@usgs.gov

115. Welcome To The Ballona Wetlands Foundation
     The 5th Annual Ballona wetlands Symposium. NOTICE The meeting site forthe Ballona wetlands Science Symposium has moved to a different  
     http://www.ballona-wetlands.org/
     
     Extractions: DIRECTIONS: As you enter the LMU campus from Lincoln Blvd, University Hall will be the building on your right. Enter the parking structure through the STUDENT ENTRANCE (2nd driveway; lst one is for loading). You will be on the 2nd level of parking. Turn left and see if you can find a space in section 2C or 2D. The elevators will take you to the Ground Level. Exit the elevator and go thruogh the glass doors and turn left (east) and proceed to the meeting room, Ahmanson 1000, at the end of the coridor at the base of the escalators.

116. Biology Of Coastal Dunes And Wetlands
     Biology of Coastal Dunes and wetlands  
     http://www.atkinsonm.demon.co.uk/autecol/bfcdw.htm

117. New Hampshire Department Of Environmental Services Wetlands Bureau
     Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Translate this page Franais English. Moteur de recherche. Tous les mots, Au moins un mot,Phrase exacte. ACTU. 2004-04-08 Premier prix ASTEE 2004-04-02 Décembre  
     http://www.des.state.nh.us/wetlands/
     
     Extractions: Home About DES DES Programs Public Information ... A-Z Topics List Wetlands Bureau The mission of the Wetlands Bureau is to protect, maintain and enhance the environmental quality in New Hampshire through the powers set forth in RSA 482-A to regulate impacts to those areas "wherever the tide ebbs and flows" or "freshwater flows or stands." What's New? Canopy Policy - March 11, 2004 Permit by Notification (PBN) Forms and Booklets New Fees (effective July 1, 2003) About NH Wetlands... Application Decision Report Application Files Received Current Policies Fact Sheets ... Land Resource Management Workshop/VideoConference PO Box 95

118. Welcome To CZR Incorporated Environmental Consultants' Homepage
     Services include assessments, environmental impact statements, section 404 wetlands delineation, mitigation planning, design, natural resource inventory, and water quality studies. Lists areas of expertise and sample projects.  
     http://members.aol.com/czrwilm/
     
     Extractions: CZR Incorporated provides a wide range of environmental and technical services to local, regional, state and federal agencies, as well as private clients. Our private clients include engineering and architectural firms, mining operations, real estate and land development companies, farming and aquaculture interests, and others. With offices in Jupiter, FL, and Wilmington, NC, CZR Incorporated can provide expertise on projects throughout the southeast.

119. Matawin River Provincial Park
     70 km west of Thunder Bay. Forested outwash plain, forested dunes, and wetlands. Nature reserve; no facilities.  
     http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/parks/mataw.html

120. Izaak Walton League Save Our Streams American Wetlands Campaign
     American wetlands Campaign. Follow the links below or scroll down for moreinformation about the Campaign Celebrate American wetlands Month 2004.  
     http://www.iwla.org/SOS/awm/
     
     Extractions: American Wetlands Campaign Follow the links below or scroll down for more information about the Campaign: Introduction Wetlands are among the Earth’s most important ecosystems, providing many benefits, including food and habitat for fish and wildlife; flood protection; erosion control; food for human consumption; water quality improvement; and opportunities for recreation, education and research. Many strides have been made in conserving and restoring wetlands both through private efforts and through legislation and government programs. The Swampbuster provision of the 1985 Farm Bill, the Conservation Reserve Program, and the Wetlands Reserve Program have helped protect and restore hundreds of thousands of wetland acres across the country. However, with almost 75 percent the nation’s wetlands in the hands of private owners, it is vital to change our society’s attitudes about them. Knowing and understanding the roles that they play on our landscape will create a shift in the how we value and protect them. This large private ownership also means that is important for every community to participate in wetland management and conservation. With this in mind, the Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) launched the American Wetlands Campaign. Since 1969, the League has been a leader of community education in water quality monitoring, watershed restoration and the importance of wetland protection.

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