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Forest management
Topics: fire, health, landowners
Lands and outdoor activities
Topics: activities, parks, property management
Environmental protection
Topics: spills, air quality, cleanup & redevelopment, managing waste
Water resources
Topics: drinking water, watershed, fisheries
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Wetlands are nurseries for fish and wildlife, purifiers for lakes, rivers and groundwater, and storage for floodwaters. They’re also playgrounds for birders, hikers, hunters and paddlers, and a storehouse for carbon, one of the greenhouse gases fueling climate change. Please help protect, restore and explore Wisconsin’s wetland wonders.
Got wetlands? Know before you buy or build. Use our wetland identification guide to learn how.
Seasonal wetlands are important stopovers for waterfowl...
...nurseries and pantries for developing salamanders, like this one shown here, and for frogs, and turtles.
Seasonal wetlands tend to be small, isolated, and dry for most of the year, as these photos of the same wetland show.
Open the Outdoors
