Vital link between Water & Land

Wetlands can be found in nearly every county and climatic zone in the United States. Most likely, a wetland exists in your neighborhood or very close to it

From new concerns like wetland “dieback,” to continuing lack of consistency with how the 38 Army Corps of Engineers define terms like “federal waterway,” it’s all too easy to trigger a firestorm of fines, mitigation requirements, and negative publicity.

Native shoreline plants help hold surface sands in place and provide food and shelter for wildlife. When water levels are high, the submerged plants provide fish spawning habitat. The plants eventually succumb to drowning ...