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SUMMARY:Winter 2013 Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Winter 2012/2013 Meeting\nFebruary 11\, 2013\nOld Town Marquee\nLansing\, MI
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/winter-2013-meeting/
LOCATION:Old Town Marquee\, Lansing\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:2016 MWA Fall Meeting
DESCRIPTION:2016 MWA Fall Meeting\nAvoiding and Minimizing Impacts to Threatened and Endangered Wetland Species\nThursday December 8\, 2016 at 9 a.m. \nCo-hosted by the Department of Environmental Quality` \nIndian Springs Metropark\, White Lake\, Michigan \nAGENDA \n\nOverview of the State Endangered Species Law\nOverview of the Federal Endangered Species Act\nDEQ screening process\nEastern Massasauga Rattlesnake\nIndiana and Northern Long-eared Bat\nRare Amphibians and Reptiles\nRare Wetland Communities\, Plants\, and Insects\nTour of Grounds – Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Habitat and Hibernacula\n\nHoliday Social!
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/2016-mwa-fall-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:2013 Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:2013 Annual Meeting\n2013 Annual Conference\nThe Future of Michigan’s Wetland Protection Programs\n2013 MWA Annual Meeting\nNovember 7\, 2013 \nThe 2013 Annual Meeting focused on the State of Michigan’s legislative changes to Part 301\, Inland Lakes and Streams\, and Part 303\, Wetlands Protection\, of NREPA\, which were enacted in July 2013\, when the Governor signed Public Act 98 of 2013 (PA98) into law. Presentations from the annual meeting are provided below. \n2013 WINTER CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS \nRivet – Wetlands Advisory Council \nPennington – Wetland Mitigation \nMifsud – Herpetofauna BMPs \nMillsap – Kalamazoo Oil Spill Impacts \nLosee – Aquatic Invasive Spp Mgt \nSallee – New Hydric Soil Indicators \n2013 FALL MEETING PRESENTATIONS \nAGENDA MWA 2013 Fall Meeting \nMichigan’s Wetland Resource Base – Chad Fizzell \nSummary Changes to State Wetland Law – Todd Losee \nCounty Drains General Permit Category – Amy Berry \nEPA Review of Michigan Program Changes – Peg Bostwick \nAgricultural Perspective – Laura Campbell \nScience Advisory Board Report – Anne Hokanson
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/2013-annual-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:1st Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:1st Annual Meeting\n\n\nMarch 12\, 2010\nKellogg Center\nMichigan State University\nEast Lansing\, MI
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/1st-annual-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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LAST-MODIFIED:20170418T090247Z
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SUMMARY:2011 Conference
DESCRIPTION:2011 Conference\n\nMichigan Wetlands Association Annual Conference\nAugust 30 – September 2\, 2011\nGrand Traverse Resort\nTraverse City\, MI \nThe Michigan Wetlands Association held its annual wetland conference on August 30 – September 2\, 2011 at the Grand Traverse Resort near Traverse City\, Michigan. This conference was co-sponsored by the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ)\, with financial support from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency\, and the NOAA Coastal Zone Program. \nCONFERENCE INFORMATION\nGeneral Conference Information\nFinal Agenda\nSponsor Package \nPRESENTATIONS\nBarbara Liukkonen\nCarl Ruetz\nChad Fizzell\nChris Hoving\nDave Dempsey\nDave Fowler\nDawn Browne\nDianne Martin\nGerald Fisher\nGrenetta Thomassey\nHaris Alibasic\nHeather Stirratt\nJames Sallee\nJeremy Jones\nJohn Freeland\nJohn Jereczek\nJoseph Rivet\nKeto Gyekis\nKim Hall\nMatthew Cooper\nMichael Beaulac\nMichael Murray\nMichael Pennington\nPatrick Doran\nSteve Niswander\nTodd Losee\nYu Man Lee
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/2011-conference/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:2012 Annual Meeting
DESCRIPTION:2012 Annual Meeting\nMichigan Wetlands Association Annual Meeting: A Focus on Conservation\nOctober 22\, 2012\nRAM Conference Center\nHiggins Lake\, MI \nThank you to all who joined us to share information about a wide range of wetland conservation activities in Michigan. Effective wetland conservation depends upon the actions of private landowners\, non-profit conservation organizations\, and an array of local\, state\, and federal agencies. \n2012 Fall Conference Agenda
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/2012-annual-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170320T170000
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SUMMARY:MWA 2014 Wetlands Conference
DESCRIPTION:New Directions in Wetland Protection and Management\n \nAugust 27-29\, 2014\nAmway Grand Plaza Hotel\nGrand Rapids\, Michigan \nThank you to everyone who participated in the MWA 2014 Wetlands Conference! \nPlease join us in thanking our sponsors listed in the right-hand column. The MWA 2014 Wetlands Conference was made possible with their generous support. \nCONFERENCE PARTICIPANT LIST\nClick to download Conference Participant List. \nCONFERENCE AGENDA\nClick to download Conference Agenda. \nTRACK I: Current Topics in Wetlands Science\nSummaries and Speaker Bios \nPresentations \nDay 1. Coastal Wetland Monitoring Results\nDay 1. Expanding Fish-Based Monitoring of Great Lakes coastal\nDay 1. Michigan’s Monitoring and Assessment Strategy\nDay 1. Using MIRAM for Accessing Wetlands\nDay 1. Utilizing Landscape Level Assessment Data\nDay 1. Michigan’s Status and Trends Report (Part 1)\nDay 1. Michigan’s Status and Trends Report (Part 2)\nDay 2. Adaptation Planning for Local Governments\nDay 2. Best Management Practices/Tools for Adaptation\nDay 2. Climate Change Adaptation A Five Year Strategy\nDay 2. Climate Change in Michigan – Predictions and Adaptations for Wildlife\nDay 2. Developing an Effective Approach for Vernal Pools Mapping\nDay 2. Local Climate Adaptation for Water Resources\nDay 2. Mapping and Visualizing Lake Level Changes for the US Great Lakes\nDay 3. Exploration of Wetland-Near Shore Coupling in the Great Lakes\nDay 3. Stress Gradients and Coastal Ecosystem Indicators \nTRACK II: Update on Michigan’s Wetland Protection Program\nSummaries and Speaker Bios \nPresentations \nDay 1. MDEQ Wetland Mitigation Bank Funding Program-Mitigation Banking Grants and Loans\nDay 1. Update on General Permits and Minor Project Categories\nDay 1. Update on Michigan’s 404 Program\nDay 1. US EPA’s role in the Michigan Wetlands Program\nDay 1. USFWS Update\nDay 2. After the Fact Evalutaion of Impacts at a Complicated Site\nDay 2. Improving Outcomes of Stream Alteration Projects\nDay 2. Long Term Management and Stewardship for Mitigation\nDay 2. Mitigation Toolbox-Mitigation Plans-Mitigation Monitoring\nDay 2. Evaluating Wetland Impacts of the Enbridge Oil Spill\nDay 2. Healthy River-Reducing Impacts of In-Stream Structures and Culverts (Part 1)\nDay 2. Healthy River-Reducing Impacts of In-Stream Structures and Culverts (Part 2)\nDay 2. Preserving High Quality Habitats as Mitigation for Permitted Wetland Impacts\nDay 3. Creating Habitat for Amphibians and Reptiles-A Case Study\nDay 3. Michigan Amphibian and Reptile Best Management Practices Manual\nDay 3. Michigan Herp Atlas Project \nTRACK III: Wetland and Watershed Management\nSummaries and Speaker Bios \nPresentations \nDay 1. MDNR Grant Programs for Wetlands\nDay 1. Obtaining Nonpoint Source Funding for Wetland Restoration\nDay 1. Project Clarity-Restoring the Lake Macatawa Watershed\nDay 1. Restoring Green Infrastructure in the Lower Grand River Watershed\nDay 1. State and Federal Grant Programs for Aquisition and Restoration of Wetlands\nDay 1. Wild Rice-Growing a Collective Movement\nDay 2. Coastal Network Restoration at Lake St. Clair Metropark\nDay 2. Early Detection and Response of AIS\nDay 2. Engaging Farmers in Conservation\nDay 2. Lake Erie Coastal Restoration\nDay 2. Long Term Management and Stewardship Roundtable\nDay 2. MDEQ’s Agricultural Assistance Program\nDay 2. New Tools in AIS Management\nDay 2. NRCS Wetland Determinations and Certifications\nDay 2. State of Michigan Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Program\nDay 2. Using Hydrogeomorphic Analysis for Project Planning at Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge\nDay 3. Honor Yesterday-Engage Today-Build Tomorrow\nDay 3. MDNR Programs\nDay 3. Partnering for Restoring Wetlands for Waterfowl\nDay 3. Agricultural Conservation Easement Program\nDay 3. Voluntary Wetland Restoration \nOn behalf of the Michigan Wetlands Association\, we would like to thank the sponsors\, volunteers\, speakers\, moderators\, exhibitors\, and participants – all of you have contributed your valuable time and expertise toward making this conference a success.
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/mwa-2014-wetlands-conference-2/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:2015 Spring Meeting
DESCRIPTION:2015 MWA Spring Meeting\nBuilding Collaboration for Wetland Preservation\, Conservation\, and Long-Term Management\nMarch 19\, 2015 – 9:00am-5:00pm\nCo-Hosted by Oakland County Parks and Recreation\nLyon Oaks County Park – 52221 Pontiac Trail\, Wixom\, MI 48393\n$25 per participant includes lunch and snacks \nMWA’s 2015 Spring Meeting will be an opportunity to share organizational and management goals\, discuss stewardship responsibilities\, and explore partnerships in the long-term management\, funding\, and protection of Michigan’s wetland resources. The meeting is intended for land conservancies\, environmental organizations\, local governments\, wetland consultants\, state and federal regulatory and funding agencies\, and private funders. The informational/technical sessions from expert professionals will help increase the capacity of land conservancies and local governments to achieve effective collaboration with funding and regulatory agencies. \nThe Spring Meeting will be held at Lyon Oaks County Park\, which is home to a wetland restoration / preservation project in collaboration with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR)\, Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ)\, and the Road Commission of Oakland County. An MDNR conservation easement preserves 800 acres of environmentally sensitive wetlands in the headwaters of the Huron River watershed. In 2007\, 13 acres of wetland were created and 7 acres of upland buffer restored for wetlands mitigation and are protected with an MDEQ wetland conservation easement. The park’s trails and boardwalks provide viewing access to this preserved natural area. Natural resource management helps to preserve high-quality areas and keep invasive plants under control. In addition to natural areas\, Lyon Oaks County Park also has a golf course and banquet center\, dog park\, picnic areas\, soccer fields and a cricket pitch. \nWe are currently seeking presentations. The deadline for submitting abstracts is February 6.\nDownload Call for Presentations \nAgenda\nDownload Agenda \nSponsorship Levels\nMWA Meeting Gold Sponsorship – $500\nLogo on program and website\nUp to 4 complementary registrations* \nMWA Meeting Silver Sponsorship – $250\nLogo on program and website\nUp to 2 complementary registrations* \nMWA Meeting Bronze Sponsorship – $100\nLogo on program and website\nOne complementary registration* \n*Please list who will be using the complimentary registration(s) when you pay for your sponsorship in the Special Instructions section during Checkout.
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/2015-spring-meeting/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:2015 MWA Fall Meeting 4
DESCRIPTION:2015 MWA Fall Meeting 4\n\nWetland Science\, Management\, and Policy in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula\nSeptember 25\, 2015 – 9:00am-5:00pm\nRamada of Marquette – 412 W. Washington St.\, Marquette\, MI 49855\n$25 per participant includes snacks\, lunch\, and afternoon field trip \nMWA’s 2015 Fall Meeting will be an opportunity to learn about current research\, management\, and policy relating to the wetlands of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.   Also\, spend the afternoon with MWA exploring wetlands in north central Upper Peninsula.  The meeting is intended for anyone interested in Michigan’s wetland resources including private citizens\, land conservancies\, environmental organizations\, local governments\, wetland consultants\, and state and federal regulatory agencies. \nTentative Agenda \n9:00am – 12:00pm    Presentations \n12:00pm – 1:00pm   Lunch (provided) \n1:00pm – 5:00pm     Field Trip \nLodging Info \nWe have a block of rooms available for attendees of this event\, at the Ramada of Marquette between Thursday 9/24/15 – Saturday 9/26/15. All rooms are doubles (2 double beds)\, at a rate of $75 per night (plus taxes and fees).  For information contact the Ramada at 906-228-6000 or visit their website at http://www.ramadamarquette.com/.  The block is under the Group Name: MWA\, and using Group Code: CGMWAS. \n\n\n\n\n\nMeetting Registration
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/2015-mwa-fall-meeting-4/
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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