Wetlands
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Wisconsin wetlands assessment reports and maps
The following is a list of reports of projects completed in the past few years. All projects have been funded by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency–Region V Wetland Grants.
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Tracking, assessment and monitoring wetlands
Wisconsin has lost about half its wetlands in the last two centuries. Today, citizens want to prevent the destruction of wetlands, and restore wetlands where possible. Many also are concerned with the quality of our remaining wetlands and those we…
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Wisconsin wetlands: assessment methods and tools
The DNR uses wetland monitoring and assessment tools according to what aspect of the wetland is of interest and the level of survey intensity required.
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Current projects
The WWCT has 15 active projects covering over 850 acres across 10 different service areas. Projects are monitored for 5-10 years and credits are released when projects meet hydrology and vegetation performance standards. WWCT projects are overseen…
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Program overview
The Wisconsin Wetland Conservation Trust (WWCT) is a statewide wetland mitigation in-lieu fee (ILF) program sponsored and administered by the Wisconsin DNR. Operational since November 2014, the WWCT allows permittees or exempt project proponents…
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How to apply
The current Request for Proposal (RFP) is open on March 1, 2024, with a deadline on April 30, 2024. Applicants will be notified of their proposal status by May 31, 2024.
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Wisconsin Wetland Conservation Trust
Learn about the DNR In-Lieu Fee Wetland Mitigation Program. Explore ILF mitigation projects.
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Wetland types
Scientists distinguish dozens of wetland types, characterized by vegetation, soil type and degree of saturation or water cover. Some of the more prominent types found in Wisconsin are listed below. Aquatic bed
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Wisconsin Wetland Study Council
The Wetland Study Council has been working together on wetland issues in Wisconsin since 2019. The Council was created in 2017 Wisconsin Act 183 and is made up of nine members who are appointed by the Governor to six-year terms. The Act requires the…