Wisconsin Wetlands Association
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Wisconsin Wetlands Association is a non-profit organization helping people care for wetlands.
On a summer evening nearly 50 years ago, a handful of people gathered on a front lawn in southern Wisconsin with a vision to create a science-based voice for Wisconsin’s wetlands. Out of this initial meeting grew the Wisconsin Wetlands Association. We are a 501(c)(3) private non-profit organization, recognized across the state and the globe for our commitment to science-based work. We’re collaborative and non-partisan, working with anyone who needs help caring for wetlands. Our membership of over 1,700 is a diverse community of wetland supporters statewide and beyond. We are scientists, landowners, hunters, nature enthusiasts, zoning board members, farmers, paddlers, restoration specialists, and more. Through science-based work, we help people and communities protect, care for, and enjoy Wisconsin’s wetlands.
10/06/2026
Recordings from last week's field visit and meeting of the Legislative Council Study Committee on Floodplain Restoration are now available on WisconsinEye!
We've put together a short recap of the field visit and meeting for you, as well as instructions on how to watch those recordings on our blog. Link in comments!
, James Brodzeller from the Dane County Land & Water Resources Department joined us for a Wetland Coffee Break to talk about a series of restoration projects completed recently in Dane County that focused on repairing hydrologic impairments.
09/29/2026
Come along for a field tour! WisconsinEye is on-site this morning for the Legislative Council Study Committee on Floodplain Restoration's visit to a floodplain restoration project along Wilson Creek in Knapp, WI.
, Dr. Kristen Voorhies joined us last Friday for an insightful and dynamic presentation on how formal scientific knowledge and community-held knowledge can work together. Dr. Voorhies shared how a place-based, relational approach can redefine how science, management, and policy connect people to the land and water they depend on.
09/14/2026
Share your wetland science with us! Our 2027 Call for Presentations is officially open. Learn more about this year's presentation guidelines and submit your abstract from the link in the comments below.
, Martha Sample of the UMN - Department of Forest Resources and Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science joined the Wetland Coffee Break last Friday to share how altered hydrology, emerald ash borer, and a changing climate are affecting northern lowland hardwood forests, and how more coordinated monitoring, reporting, and information sharing could help people manage these shifting ecosystems.
09/09/2026
If you have a proposal for a Symposium, Workshop, Working Group, or Roundtable Conversation at our upcoming Wetland Science Conference, remember that you have until September 25th to submit it! More details in the link below:
09/08/2026
Tune in now to WisconsinEye for the 2026 Legislative Council Study Committee on Floodplain Restoration! If you miss it, the recording will be available on their website it a few days. Link to watch in the comments:
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214 N Hamilton Street, Ste 201
Madison, WI
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