Association of State Wetland Managers

Association of State Wetland Managers

Address:2 Basin Rd
Windham, ME 04062
Phone:207-892-3399
Fax:207-892-3089
Web: www.aswm.org Description:Seeks to promote and enhance protection and management of wetlands resources and to better apply science to such management efforts. Dues: $60/year.
Publications: Wetlands News (quarterly); free to members.
See other parks in Maine.
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Dawson, Massachusetts' Experience in Regulating Wetlands, in ASSOCIATION OF STATE WETLAND MANAGERS, WETLAND PROTECTION: STRENGTHENING THE ROLE OF THE STATES 255 (1985).
ASSOCIATION OF STATE WETLAND MANAGERS, STATE WETLAND REGULATION: STATUS OF PROGRAMS AND EMERGING TRENDS 1 (1994).
Geibig, The Minnesota Water Bank and Wetland Tax Credit Program, in ASSOCIATION OF STATE WETLAND MANAGERS, WETLAND PROTECTION: STRENGTHENING THE ROLE OF THE STATES 600 (1985); Scott McCreary & Rence McCreary, The California Conservancy Experience in Wetland Protection, in ASSOCIATION OF STATE WETLAND MANAGERS, WETLAND PROTECTION: STRENGTHENING THE ROLE OF THE STATES 612 (1985); GORDON MEEKS JR.
384) Patricia Riexinger, Local Implementation of New York's Freshwater Wetlands Act, in ASSOCIATION OF STATE WETLAND MANAGERS, WETLAND PROTECTION: STRENGTHENING THE ROLE OF THE STATES 229 (1985).
Maggy Hurchalla, A Community Perspective for Wetlands Protection, in ASSOCIATION OF STATE WETLAND MANAGERS, WETLAND PROTECTION: STRENGTHENING THE ROLE OF THE STATES 260 (1985).
Wetlands, waterfowl, and the menace of Mr. Wilson: commerce clause jurisprudence and the limits of federal regulation
presented at Wetland '96, Improving Communication and Analysis: Wetland, Floodplain, and River Online Services and GIS Applications, Association of State Wetland Managers 12th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, July 9-12, 1996.
Recent evolution of environmental policy: lessons from wetlands
New Orleans, 8-10 October 1986, Association of State Wetland Managers, Berne, NY, 460 pp.
The effects of flooding on bottomland hardwood seedlings planted on lignite mine spoil in east Texas
Information and viewpoints from the states affected by the flood are provided through the Upper Mississippi River Basin Association and two professional organizations - the Association of State Floodplain Managers and Association of State Wetland Managers.
After floods: restoring ecosystems

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