Wetlands are vital ecosystems that provide habitats, water filtration, flood regulation, and socio-economic benefits worldwide.

From above, New Jersey’s coastal wetlands and marshes present a striking and perplexing sight: a network of mysterious squares and straight lines cutting ...

The executive order declared a “National Energy Emergency” and directed the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to act swiftly on ...

Rivers, marshes, bogs, mangroves, mudflats, ponds, swamps, billabongs, lagoons, lakes, and floodplains are among the types of wetlands around the world. Most large wetland areas often include a ...

State officials said a bill to remove regulations on water pollution "applies a machete to an issue that needs a scalpel, at ...

Ahnapee State Trail/Ice Age Trail run along the property Over 47 acres along the Ahnapee River in the Town of Forestville are ...

A project in the marsh near Stone Harbor looks at how to counter sea level rise using dredged material to save the wetlands.

To protect their longstanding wocus gathering tradition and the habitat it depends on, the Klamath Tribes have advocated for ...

First of 3 parts Miriam Abarca is standing on a wooden platform overlooking the Cahuil Lagoon, a small, salty pine-fringed ...

While we cannot control the rising sea levels and storms, we can control how we develop around the marsh and wetlands. Development comes with a significant amount of impervious areas ...

Wocus thrive in fairly shallow water in healthy wetlands. The marsh where the Riddle family gathers wocus bulbs are near the headwaters of the Klamath River, where cold, clear water bubbles up ...