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The Association conducts research and publishes reports, guidebooks, news articles, brochures, white papers, and summaries of findings of symposia and workshops. These are available electronically to all interested individuals and organizations.

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Weekly News of Interest

Listed below are links to news articles that may be of interest to the wetland community. Readers are encouraged to send links to recent articles, publications, and other resources pertaining to wetlands in their local area to Marla Stelk, Executive Director at news@nawm.org and reference “In the News” in the subject.

• In Louisiana, a Chance to Study a Successful, Growing Wetland

• Trump emergency move aims to cut approval times for energy projects to 28 days

• Citing Trump Emergency Order, Army Corps Expedites Review for Line 5 Oil Pipeline in Great Lakes’ Wetlands

• Baby salmon head out to sea. Then they do something unexpected, new research shows

• Environmentalists warn: Changing ‘waters of the U.S.’ definition could damage Great Salt Lake

• One landowner fights to farm a designated wetland. Others could face consequences downstream.

Comment Letters

January 6, 2025–
NAWM Joins Several Environmental Organizations in Letter to Trump EPA Transition Team

NAWM and nine other environmental nonprofit or state organizations sent a letter to the Trump U.S. EPA Transition Team. The letter introduced the Transition Team to the national organizations that represent EPA’s state, tribal, and local partners, and offered assistance as the Administration advances an agenda to fulfill the critical mission of EPA to protect public health and the environment. In particular, the letter noted that environmental laws frequently establish state, tribal, and local governments as co-regulators who are the primary implementers of the nation’s environmental laws, regulations and policies. As a result, the letter urges that proposed changes to applicable EPA regulations be developed in collaboration with co-regulators. Read letter here.