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Title

At Home with Wetlands - A Landowners Guide

 
Publication number Date Published Date Revised
90-31January 1990August 2001
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Author(s) Joy P. Michaud
Description A guidebook for landowners with wetlands on their property. It describes how wetlands function, explains their significance in your local watershed and in the hydrologic cycle, and shows how human activities have come to threaten wetlands. This book offers protection, enhancement, and preservation options - things you can do for your wetland. It also explains the importance of your role as a wetland steward.

NOTES Chapter Six of this second edition incorporates information from Ecology’s out-of-print Wetlands Preservation: An Information and Action Guide, written by Jane Rubey (see Related Publications).
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Keywords estuaries, wetland, wetlands
WEB PAGE Wetland education and training resources
RELATED PUBLICATIONS Title:

Homeowners' Guide to Wetlands & Buffers

Wetlands Preservation: An Information & Action Guide