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Tag Archives: floodplains
As we all know, riverine and estuarine wetlands are often severe natural flood and erosion hazard areas. The photos below are from Berne, New York, where ASWM maintains its New York office. Our ASWM office in Berne, N.Y. faces Fox … Continue reading
Posted in ASWM staff, wetlands and natural hazards
Tagged floodplains, Hurricane Irene, Jon Kusler, New York flooding, wetlands
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Wildlife and people abound in Yellowstone National Park this month. This past weekend the Compleat Wetlander encountered bison, coyotes, wolves, antelope, Sandhill cranes, osprey, weasel, rabbit, squirrels and bear—mostly in wetlands and the adjacent floodplains of the park. As winter … Continue reading
Restoring America’s Rivers: Preparing for the Future Communities across the nation are facing increasingly extreme storms that bring damaging floods. These events can strain outdated infrastructure and endanger public safety. Restoring America’s Rivers tells the story of how community leaders … Continue reading
Posted in floodplains, oil spill, wetlands
Tagged dams, fish, floodplains, levees, Restoring America's Rivers, rivers, wildlife; oil spill;
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Wetlands and Water Allocation: U.S. Policy By Chris Watts – July 20, 2010 Wetlands are a habitat of particular importance to managers in every type of watershed. Historically, wetlands were crucial in the survival of early civilizations. Along the Nile, … Continue reading
When I was a kid in the ‘80s, el Niňo was a household word. If we had a big storm, our science teacher at school would talk about el Niňo and oceanic effects. I was at College of the Atlantic … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, mapping, sea level rise
Tagged climate change, College of the Atlantic, Communication, Effects of Sea-Level Rise on Coastal wetlands, environment, floodplains, Google Earth, Gulf oil spill, hurricanes and wetlands, land trust, land trusts, Living Shorelines, Maine, mangroves, mapping, natural hazards, sea level affecting marsh model, sea level rise, SLAMM, wetland management, Wetland Mapping, wetland science, wetlands
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There is one question that I have been asked several times a year every year beginning in 2001. It is– “How many states have passed legislation to protect wetlands no longer protected under the Clean Water Act following SWANCC?” This … Continue reading
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Tagged Clean Water Act, flood, flooding, floodplains, Rapanos, riverine, rivers, streams, Supreme Court, SWANCC, Vermont wetlands, wetland laws, wetland protections, wetland regulations, wetlands
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In October of 2010 the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) is scheduled to report to the President on a U.S. approach to climate change adaptation. It will outline what federal agencies are doing and recommend additional ideas to consider in … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, floodplains, wetlands
Tagged climate change, climate change adaptation, floodplains, wetlands
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Spring is well underway throughout many parts of the country. The flower shows with their displays of vibrant color inspire gardeners like me to start shadowing the local nurseries in search of interesting shrubs and trees. This weekend New England … Continue reading
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Tagged floodplains, floods, National Flood Safety Awareness Week, wetlands
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