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Section I: Introduction to wetlands/wetland types and ecology
- Types of wetlands and their roles in the watershed (Water Quality
Group, North Carolina State University, http://h2osparc.wq.ncsu.edu/info/wetlands/types3.html)
- Wetlands loss and degradation (Water Quality Group, North Carolina
State University, http://h2osparc.wq.ncsu.edu/info/wetlands/types3.html)
- Types of wetlands (US Environmental Protection Agency)
- What are wetlands? (US Environmental Protection Agency, http://www.epa.gov/OWOW/wetlands/vital/what.html)
- America’s wetlands: Our vital link between land and water (US
Environmental Protection Agency)
- Wetlands and nature (US Environmental Protection Agency, http://www.epa.gov/OWOW/wetlands/vital/nature.html)
Section II: Climate and wetlands
- Potential feedbacks of northern wetlands on climate change (Scott
D. Bridgham and Carol A. Johnston, BioScience, v45 n4 p262, Apr. 1995)
Section III: Wetland conservation
- Protection of wetlands and coastal lands and their habitats (Tom Kabil
and Peter Bacon, Special Paper, XI World Forestry Congress, p329-336,
1997)
Section IV: Value of wetlands
- Putting a price tag on nature’s bounty (Wade Roush, Science,
v276 n5315 p1029, May 16, 1997)
Section V: Wetland mitigation/restoration
- Creating and restoring wetlands (William J. Mitsch and Xinyuan Wu
et al., BioScience, v48 n12 p1019, Dec. 1998)
- Restored wetlands flunk real-world test (David Malakoff, Science,
Apr. 1998)
Section VI: Population and wetlands
- Population and wetlands (National Wildlife Federation Fact Sheet)
- Constructed wetlands to treat wastewater from dairy and swine operations:
A review (Julie Cronk, Agriculture, Ecosystems, and Environment, v58
p 97-114, 1996)
Section VII: Wetland references
- World’s wetlands sucked dry (Ian Anderson, New Scientist, Database:
Academic Search Elite, Record 1-5 in GEOBASE.
- Wetlands of the world: Inventory, ecology, and management (Dennis
Whigham, Dagmar Dykyjova, and Slavomil Hejny, includes bibliographical
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