The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) states that floods are the most common and widespread of all natural disasters?except fire. Most communities in the United States have experienced s...
More than 220 million acres of wetlands are thought to have existed in the lower 48 states in the 1600s. Since then extensive losses have occurred, and more than half of our original wetlands have...
Wetlands contribute to the national and local economies by producing resources, enabling recreational activities and providing other benefits, such as pollution control and flood protection. While...
A Massachusetts state government website that contains a variety of policies and guidance documents in PDF format.
Do you think all wetlands are the same? Think again. Each wetland differs due to variations in soils, landscape, climate, water regime and chemistry, vegetation, and human disturbance. Below are...
Log In: