Wetlands in the News

Listed below are some links to some random news articles that may be of interest. Links from past issues can be accessed on the SWS website news page. This section includes links to newspaper articles that should be of interest. Members are encouraged to send links to articles about wetlands in their local area. Please send the links to WSP Editor at ralphtiner83@gmail.com and reference “Wetlands in the News” in the subject box. Thanks for your cooperation.

Wetlands: the unsung heroes of the planet Illegal strawberry farms threaten future of Spanish wetlands Green groups warn planned road in central Israel will kill off crucial wetlands Dartmouth residents raise concerns about development next to wetland Conserving the wetlands of Andhra Pradesh Wetlands a hot topic during Coral Lakes hearing Navi Mumbai: Panje officially declared a wetland by Space Application Centre Why India Values Wetland Conservation Fiji Way Gates Open At Ballona Wetlands New Research Says Mosquitoes Are Most Attracted to One Color in Particular A WETLAND UNDER SIEGE: IS THE PANTANAL A PARADISE LOST? The wonder of wetlands: the secret weapon in the battle against climate change The sound of water explored at Nap Nap Swamp as wetlands come alive Explained: What are Ramsar Sites, and what is the significance of the listing? A New Study Has Found The Year When Sea Level Rise Truly Began Accelerating The mystery of Mexico's vanishing stream oaks How Plants Evolved To Colonize Land Over 500 Million Years Ago Asia's biggest wetland Keshopur chamb on ventilator Venus Fly Trap Care: Watering Tips, Sunlight Needs & More Cranberry Bogs in Massachusetts Yield A Colorful and Delicious Tradition! How a Massachusetts salt marsh is changing what we know about New England's coast The Next Level in Sustainability: Nature Restoration Failure to elevate freshwater to the same priority as 'land and ocean' would be a fatal flaw in the new global framework for nature We Bet You Didn’t Know That Massachusetts Was Home To The Largest Tidal Flats In North America New Standley Lake live cam replaces the popular Eagle Cam Arizona developer will pay more than $1M after Johns Island wetland destruction Turkey aims to end losses, preserve wetlands to curb water woes This boisterous bird is a true sign of Michigan spring, and it’s not a robin