In recent years, wetland programs across the U.S. have been documenting and applying LLWW data as part of wetland inventories, rapid assessment methods (RAMs), and functional assessments. The following reports provide examples of LLWW data applications.
Wetland Functional Assessment and Wetland Restoration Prioritization Framework, Marengo River Watershed, Wisconsin. Kevein M. Benck, Kevin J. Stark, and Andrew G. Robertson. 2017. Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, GeoSpatial Services.
Wetlands by Design: A Watershed Approach for Wisconsin. Nicholas Miller, Joanne Kline, Thomas Bernthal, John Wagner, Christopher Smith, Mathew Axler, Matthew Matrise, Michele Kille, Matthew Silveira, Patricia Moran, Sally Gallagher Jarosz, and Josh Brown. 2017. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and The Nature Conservancy.
User Manual for the West Virginia Wetland Rapid Assessment Method. Version 1.04. Elizabeth A. Byers. 2021. Watershed Assessment Branch, Division of Water and Wastewater Management, West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection.
Mapping and Classification of Wetlands in the Middle Rio Grande Region of Western New Mexico. Kathy Allen, Andrew Robertson, David D. Rokus, and John Anderson. 2021. Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota.
Mapping and Classification of Wetlands in the Gila Region of Western New Mexico. Kathy Allen, David D. Rokus, Andrew Robertson, and John Anderson. 2021. Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota.
Mapping and Classification of Wetlands, Southwestern New Mexico. 2021. New Mexico Environment Department, Surface Water Quality Bureau.