CURRENT EDITION [July 29, 2010]
April Fool's Day Special Edition [April 1, 2008]
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Migratory Bird & Wetland NewsLink [This is currently discontinued due to lack of funds]
Biweekly Wetland Restoration Information Update from EPA
Wetland Breaking News is ASWM’s monthly e-newsletter. Wetland Breaking News is an edited compilation of wetland-related stories and announcements submitted by readers and gleaned from list-servs, press releases and news sources from throughout the United States. The e-newsletter features legislative, national and state news relevant to wetland science and policy, wetland regulations and legal analysis of Supreme court cases; it also links to new publications and resources available to wetland professionals as well as events and training opportunities for those working in water resources and related fields. In 2009 it was distributed to over 4,000 readers. Wetland Breaking News has been published for over ten years and ASWM has been a think-tank and source for wetland science and policy news and discussion for over 20 years.
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"WETLAND BREAKING NEWS" Compiled and Edited by: Leah Stetson, ASWM, Assistant Editor: Jeanne Christie, ASWM
EDITORIAL POLICY: The editor reserves all rights to decide what should be included in this publication. Publication in Wetland Breaking News [WBN] does not indicate endorsement or accuracy of any article or book included, sold or mentioned. It is up to the reader to make that determination. All copyrighted material is rewritten or excerpted to pass the fair use law or permission has been given for ASWM to use. Since the editor can't guarantee the accuracy of the articles, ASWM is not liable for anything said in an article. Documented corrections of an item included in WBN will be considered for posting as a "Letter to the Editor." To find an article previously published in WBN just search the Archives on the website. If you have any suggestions, articles or announcements you wish to see posted in WBN please e-mail news@aswm.org.

Comments from WBN readers “I am always amazed at how much useful information there are in these updates.” Kim Greenwood, Vermont Natural Resources Council. “As always, my day is brightened by reading your introductions! Even if the news that follows is sometimes not so great.” Julie Vanderwier, USFWS “Thanks so much.  A lot of good, hopeful news!” Abbie Fair, Association of New Jersey Environmental Commission “Just a quick note to tell you how much I appreciate you sending out this newsletter. It really helps me stay on top of things.” Craig Pittman, St. Petersburg Times

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