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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/
LOCATION:MI
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/
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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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/
LOCATION:MI
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/
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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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/
LOCATION:MI
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/
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:Conservation and BMPs for Michigan Amphibians and Reptiles
DESCRIPTION:Conservation and BMPs for Michigan Amphibians and Reptiles\, July 2017\, Southern MI
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/conservation-michigan-amphibians/
LOCATION:Lansing/Okemos area TBD\, MI\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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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/
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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SUMMARY:Wetland Fern Identification
DESCRIPTION:Wetland Fern Identification\, August 2017\, Northern MI
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/wetland-fern-identification/
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170927
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170928
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SUMMARY:2017 Wetlands Conference
DESCRIPTION:Innovations in Wetland Protection and Management\nSeptember 27-29\, 2017\nTreetops Resort\nGaylord\, Michigan \nEVENT OVERVIEW \nThe Michigan Wetlands Association (MWA) held its 2017 Wetlands Conference at the Treetops Resort\, Gaylord\, Michigan.  The conference was open to both members and non-members. We had participation from state\, federal\, and local agencies; private consulting firms; colleges and universities; conservation and environmental organizations; and other interested citizens.  The conference took place at the Treetops Resort\, which is located five miles east of Gaylord amidst abundant and varied scenic and recreational opportunities. \nThe MWA is a statewide organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of wetlands and associated ecosystems through science-based programs\, education and stewardship. The conference included keynote speakers\, general sessions and themed tracks\, and social and networking activities. \n  \nSchedule of Events – Agenda \nTuesday Schedule \nConference Information \nView Abstracts and Download Presentations \nView the 2017 Conference Presenter Bios \n  \nPre-Conference WorkshopsFriday Field TripsPre-Conference Workshops \nPre-Conference Workshops\nTuesday September 26\, 2017 1:00pm – 4:00pm\n\nProtection and Restoration of Wild Rice\nThis workshop will focus on the protection and restoration of Wild Rice in Michigan. We will spend the afternoon learning about the different varieties of wild rice\, or “Manoomin\,” found in Michigan\, habitat and growing conditions\, range\, Tribal significance\, and restoration efforts. After these presentations we will head outside for “Wild Rice Camp” where we will participate in a live demonstration of processing harvested wild rice in the traditional tribal methods. It will be interactive\, engaging\, and outside! \nSiting Wetland Mitigation and Restoration in a Watershed Context\nThis workshop will focus on assessing the functions and values of impacted wetlands using the Landscape Level Wetland Functional Assessment (LLWFA) approach and determining which restoration and mitigation sites will likely replace those functions. Participants will work in a small group setting to analyze impacts to wetlands\, screen potential mitigation sites\, and make decisions on likely outcomes of restoration projects. The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) has been working since 2006 on refining and expanding the use of the LLWFA across much of the state. This approach addresses both a current (2005) wetland inventory and a Pre-European Settlement inventory\, to approximate change over time. Twenty watersheds have been thru the complete LLWFA process\, and another ten watersheds are in some phase of completion. In\, 2008 the U.S. Environmental Project Agency (EPA) and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) adopted the Federal Mitigation Rule which placed an emphasis on planning wetland mitigation and restoration projects using the watershed approach. This workshop will cover using MDEQ’s LLWFA\, watershed plans and other information to plan wetland restoration and mitigation projects in the watershed context. \nManagement of Invasive Wetland Species\nWhen invasive species take hold\, they can cause serious environmental damage to wetland ecosystems and can be very difficult to manage. This workshop will focus on management of invasive wetland species and will include case studies on early detection and rapid response\, monitoring and surveying for invasive species\, cooperative invasive species management\, and more. \nWe will participate in a live demonstration of processing harvested wild rice in the traditional tribal method \nFriday Field Trips \nPigeon River Country Tour  12:30pm\nTour the Pigeon River Country (PRC) with Michigan Department of Natural Resources Staff\, including: \n\nSong of the Morning – Visit the site of the dam removal on the Pigeon River and hear the story of its removal. This privately owned dam had failed 3 times in the last century\, each time causing a catastrophic loss of fish. Now after a lawsuit and agreement by the parties\, the dam has been removed\, which has restored the Pigeon River to its natural free flowing state.\nPRC State Forest Headquarters and Discovery Center – We will visit the building complex built by the CCC in 1935\, which houses the offices and visitor center. There we will learn a little of the history of the PRC and its significance in the history of conservation in Michigan. We will also tour the PRC Discovery Center\, which is still under development\, and learn about the latest initiative to tell the story of the PRC and introduce a new generation of outdoor enthusiasts to the “Big Wild”.\nSinkhole Lakes – We will venture out past the Pigeon River to the scenic sinkhole lakes to learn about their unique geology and the challenges of managing these small gems.\nAfter wrapping up at the PRC\, we can head into the thriving town of Gaylord and visit Snowbelt Brewery on our way out of town for a cold beverage.\n\n\nBog and Brew  12:30pm\nCome out and take a walk through a diverse northern Michigan forest that is filled with wildlife\, multiple forest types and has diverse range of wetlands\, at Johannesburg Lewiston Schools. The walk will start off stopping by a bog full of birds and wetland plants\, then wander off into an aspen clear cut and then into an old growth maple forest with vernal pools and depressional wetlands. The walk will finish up by traveling through a thick black spruce wetland forest and ends with an ice cold brew only blocks away. Attendees will meet at entrance of conference building before heading over to site to go over site and parking details. \nTrout Fishing Clinic  12:30pm\nMWA will offer a Trout Fishing Guide based clinic focused on a variety of topics from basic casting\, to tactics\, to insights on area trout fishing opportunities. The clinic will be organized to include something for all skill levels. After the clinic\, the guide will provide a printout detailing several good areas to fish so you can try out your new found skills. Participants are encourage to bring their own gear\, but for the clinic\, the guide can provide equipment for up to 15 individuals. For those willing to bid\, the silent auction will include a ½ day (after the clinic) guided fishing trip with the Guide and MWA Board Member Kurt Brauer. Individuals are responsible for having proper fishing licenses and following all fishing regulations. \n\nPHOTO GALLERY: \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n		\n\n 
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LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Conference,Training
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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/
LOCATION:MI
CATEGORIES:Past Conferences
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180212
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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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200528
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200530
DTSTAMP:20260522T171406
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SUMMARY:Michigan Wetlands Association TriAnnual Conference
DESCRIPTION:THIS CONFERENCE IS BEING RESCHEDULED DUE TO COVID-19 – Updates will be posted here and sent to members via email\nVisions for the Future\nGrand Traverse Resort\nAcme\, Michigan\n  \nEVENT OVERVIEW \nThe Michigan Wetlands Association (MWA) invites you to attend its 2020 Wetlands Conference where we will focus on Visions for the Future\, including talks spanning three days on themed tracks to include topics such as resiliency and climate change\, regulatory updates\, stewardship\, and more.  This year we are including a poster presentation session as well. The conference is open to both members and non-members and is a great networking experience since there are social activities also planned.  We anticipate participation from state\, federal\, and local agencies; private consulting firms; colleges and universities; conservation and environmental organizations; and other interested citizens.  The conference will take place at the Grand Traverse Resort\, which is located just outside of the beautiful Traverse City. \nThe MWA is a statewide organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of wetlands and associated ecosystems through science-based programs\, education and stewardship. \n  \nCALL FOR PRESENTATIONS \nBECOME A CONFERENCE SPONSOR or EXHIBITOR \nREGISTER HERE (Coming soon) \nBecome a Member and Save on Registration! \nOr Login if you are an MWA Member: Your Content Goes HereYour Content Goes HereUsername or EmailPasswordLog in \n  \nCONFERENCE INFO \n  \nSchedule of Events – Agenda \nConference Information \nView Abstracts \nView the 2020 Conference Presenter Bios \nFriday Field Trips \n\n  \nPHOTO GALLERY: \n\n 
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/2020-wetlands-conference/
LOCATION:Grand Traverse Resort\, Acme\, MI\, 100 Grand Traverse Village Rd\, Acme\, MI\, 49610\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conference,Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230912
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230917
DTSTAMP:20260522T171406
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SUMMARY:Michigan Wetlands Conference 2023
DESCRIPTION:Visions for the Future\nConference Brochure\nSeptember 12-15\, 2023\nRadisson Plaza at Kalamazoo Center (Kalamazoo\, Michigan) \nMichigan Wetlands Association will be holding its 3-day Conference on September 13 through 15\, 2023 at the Radisson Plaza Hotel and Suites in Kalamazoo\, Michigan. The conference will include sessions on Current Topics in Wetlands Science\, Wetland Restoration and Stewardship\, and Protection of Wetlands\, Lakes and Streams. Special pre-conference workshops will be held on September 12. The conference will also include field trips\, presentation and sponsorship opportunities\, and networking and social activities. \nROOM RESERVATIONS:\nFor room reservations\, call the Radisson Plaza Hotel at Kalamazoo Center at (269) 343-3333 to book your hotel room (the website block is full but rooms have been available by phone). Please inform the hotel that you’re with the Michigan Wetlands Association Conference. \nIf prompted for a Promotional Code: MWETLD \n \nCONFERENCE/WORKSHOP/FIELD TRIP REGISTRATION: \n\nRegister for Conference\n\nEVENT OVERVIEW:\nThe conference is open to both members and non-members. Attendees will include participation from state\, federal\, and local agencies; private consulting firms; colleges and universities; conservation and environmental organizations; and other interested citizens. \nThe MWA is a statewide organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of wetlands and associated ecosystems through science-based programs\, education and stewardship. The conference includes keynote speakers\, general sessions and themed tracks\, and social and networking activities. \n \nWorkshop Agenda \n\nView the Agenda\n\n \nConference Agenda \n\nView the Agenda\n\n \nPresenter Bios \n\nView Bios\n\n \nAbstracts & Presentation PDFs \n\nView Abstracts & Presentation PDFs\n\n \nTuesday Workshop Descriptions \n\n(All Workshops are all day Tuesday\, please only register for one.) \nThe Michigan Stream Quantification Tool (MiSQT) \nThis workshop will be an introduction to the Michigan Stream Quantification Tool (MiSQT) including how it works\, desktop analysis\, field data collection methods\, calculations of field values\, the catchment assessment form\, and how to enter the values and interpret the results.  Sponsored by EGLE and presented by Bethany Matousek (EGLE)\, John Saltanovitz (EGLE)\, and Jeremie Wilson (MDOT). \nApplication of the Great Lakes Coastal Monitoring for Wetland Management  \nThis workshop will bring together organizations from across the Great Lakes basin that contribute to and utilize the data from the Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Monitoring Project\, with the goal increasing communication and information dissemination and applications of monitoring and assessment results. The workshop is being held for land managers\, wetland practitioners\, researchers\, state agencies\, tribes\, conservation and environmental organizations\, and others.  Topics covered will include: Data results\, website and database functionality\, habitat projects and academic research that have been implemented utilizing the data collected from the project\, and exploring and sharing ideas for how these results can inform future management and restoration of coastal wetlands. Sponsored by EGLE and presented by the Great Lakes Coastal Monitoring Project Principal Investigators.   \nProtecting Michigan’s Reptiles and Amphibians:  Tools and BMPs  \nThis workshop will delve into some of the comprehensive amphibian and reptile conservation and management tools that have been developed by Herpetological Resource and Management (HRM) in recent years with funding from EGLE.  The recently updated Michigan Amphibian & Reptile Best Management Practices\, Second Edition\, provides information and recommendations for protecting and restoring herpetofauna species and habitat to inform development\, land management\, and restoration. The Herpetofaunal Habitat Assessment Tool (Herp HAT) is a newly developed tool which can be used by wetland managers and resource professionals to evaluate the herpetofaunal habitat value provided by different wetlands. The workshop will introduce these tools\, best management recommendations\, data collection methods\, and their application in order to improve wetland management and protection of Michigan’s amphibians and reptiles.  Sponsored by EGLE and presented by David Mifsud. \n \nFriday Afternoon Field Trip Descriptions \n\n(All Friday Field Trips are from 1-5pm\, please only register for one.) \nKick Back and Kayak the Kzoo \nAfter the conference\, come relax and kayak the Kalamazoo River. The half-day trip will begin near Fort Custer State Park and continue downstream towards Galesburg. The trip will include scenic views of the river and wildlife viewing opportunities. Bald eagles are frequently spotted in the area. Attendees will meet next to the Time Out Lounge at 1:00 PM. Mainstream Tackle and Outdoors will provide all equipment needed and bus participants upstream to the starting location to allow them to float back to the Time Out Lounge parking lot. The kayak trip is expected to last 3 to 4 hours.   \nWild for Wetland Monitoring \nJoin EGLE staff for a demonstration of Michigan’s Wetland Monitoring Program protocols.  The Michigan Wetlands Monitoring and Assessment Strategy includes an objective to assess statewide wetland quality through a routine wetland monitoring program.  Visit a Kalamazoo-area wetland and learn about the monitoring program\, data collection methods\, and how the information is used to support the State’s wetland protection program. We will cover point verification\, establishing an assessment area\, surveying the vegetation for presence and cover\, and completing the MiRAM.  This field trip will be of great interest to wetland professionals\, land managers or stewards\, tribes\, agencies\, or anyone interested in seeing a day in the life working in wetland monitoring.  We recommend having knee boots\, insect repellant\, sunscreen\, a hat\, water\, and any other gear you will need for several hours in a wetland field site. \nMWA “Mud Ball” Golf Scramble \nJoin us for the Michigan Wetlands Association Golf Outing at the Milham Park Golf Club\, located in Kalamazoo\, MI.  Gather three of your friends\, family\, or coworkers for this unique golf outing!  This 4-person scramble-style 9-hole golf event will bring people together and generate revenue for the Michigan Wetlands Association. During this event\, you will have the opportunity to learn about a great ecological success story of the Portage Creek dam removal and stream restoration project bordering Hole 13 (bring several golf balls as you may donate a few to the stream in this challenging Par 3). A beverage cart will be available during the outing. *Note: One person pays for the team during registration. \nMeet the Amphibians and Reptiles of South Central Michigan \nCome join us for a half-day trip focused on identification\, natural history\, and habitat use of amphibians and reptiles of the greater Kalamazoo area. This region is a hotspot for Michigan herpetofauna richness and we will explore some typical habitats of the region and discuss the role herpefauna play and what to look for when surveying for them. Species you may encounter (weather dependent) include Spotted Turtle\, Eastern Box Turtle\, Musk Turtle\, Fowler’s Toads\, Pickerel Frog’s\, Blanchard’s Cricket Frog\, Eastern Massasagua Rattlesnake\, Eastern Hog-nosed Snake\, and Blue Racer to name a few.  This field trip is planned for 3-4 hours in the field. Attendees should plan to bring water and any food they may need with them. Prior to the field trip\, folks will be asked to clean and decontaminate their field gear to avoid any transmission of pathogens or invasives. We will also provide spray bottle with 10% bleach solution. \nQuestions?\nHave questions or need assistance with your registration? Please contact MWA@miwetlands.org.
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/wetlands-conference-2023/
LOCATION:Radisson Plaza at Kalamazoo Center\, 100 W Michigan Ave\, Kalamazoo\, MI\, 49007
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SUMMARY:Michigan Wetlands Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Michigan Wetlands Conference 2026\nPartnerships for Wetland Protection\nOCTOBER 5-8\, 2026\nThe H Hotel (Midland\, Michigan) \nMichigan Wetlands Association will be holding its Conference on October 6 through 8\, 2026 at The H Hotel in Midland\, Michigan with special pre-conference workshops being held on October 5. The conference will include sessions on Current Topics in Wetlands Science\, Wetland Restoration and Stewardship\, and Protection of Wetlands\, Lakes and Streams. The conference will also include field trips\, presentation and sponsorship opportunities\, networking\, and social activities. \n \nROOM RESERVATIONS: \n\nMake your reservations to stay at The H Hotel using the MWA room block while they are still available!  MWA has a special group rate of $180 per night + taxes and fees at the conference hotel. \nTo book your stay\, you can use our online booking tool or call the front desk at (989) 839-0500 (press 5) to speak with the on-site team. Please mention that you are booking within the Michigan Wetlands Association (MWA) 2026 Conference block. \nThe H Hotel will honor the group room rates one night before and one night after the official conference dates (Sunday October 4 – Thursday October 8). If you wish to reserve a room outside of the conference dates\, please call the front desk at (989) 839-0500 and mention that you are with the MWA 2026 Conference. You are not able to book a room outside of the conference dates using the online booking link. \nIf you encounter any issues or have questions\, you can call the hotel directly at (989) 839-0500 or email the MWA Conference Planner. \n  \n \nEVENT OVERVIEW: \n\nThe MWA is a statewide organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of wetlands and associated ecosystems through science-based programs\, education and stewardship. The conference includes keynote speakers\, general sessions and themed tracks\, and social and networking activities. \nThe conference is open to both members and non-members. Attendees will include participation from state\, federal\, and local agencies; private consulting firms; colleges and universities; conservation and environmental organizations; and other interested citizens. \n \nMonday Workshop Descriptions: \n\nAll Monday Workshops will run from 10:00am-4:00pm at the H Hotel\, please only register for one workshop. Lunch will be provided. \nWorkshop #1Workshop #2Workshop #3Workshop #1 \nAdvances in Michigan’s Wetland Mitigation Program: Tools\, Technology\, and Templates\nPrimary Presenter: Mike Pennington\, EGLE Wetland Mitigation Specialist\nCost: $75 \nDescription:\nJoin staff from the Michigan Department of Environment\, Great Lakes\, and Energy (EGLE) for an in-depth overview of recent advances in the state’s Wetland Mitigation Program. This session will highlight innovative tools and updated resources designed to improve the planning\, implementation\, and long-term success of wetland mitigation and wetland bank projects across Michigan. Specifically\, the following topics will be covered: \n\nThe current status of wetland banking in Michigan and an outlook on future bank development.\nEGLE’s new GIS system developed to assist applicants with finding bank credits.\nEGLE’s new wetland mitigation monitoring tool aimed at standardizing data collection and reporting efforts.\nInitial results from statewide Wetland Hydrology Pilot Project aimed at better understanding natural wetland hydroperiods.\nUpdated EGLE templates for required mitigation documents (mitigation plans\, monitoring reports\, long-term management plans and stewardship agreements).\nThe process of transitioning wetland mitigation sites from active monitoring/management to long-term management and stewardship.\n\nWorkshop #2 \nA Deep Dive into Feasible and Prudent Alternatives\nPresenters: Anne Garwood (EGLE Field Operations Support Section Manager) and Kathryn Kirkpatrick (EGLE Wetlands Policy Analyst)\nCost: $75 \nDescription: \nThis workshop is designed specifically for wetland consultants\, environmental planners\, engineers\, and permitting professionals who regularly prepare applications under Part 303\, Wetlands Protection\, of Michigan’s Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (NREPA). \nParticipants will gain a clearer understanding of how EGLE evaluates Feasible & Prudent Alternatives analysis during wetland permit review. The workshop will focus on what constitutes a complete alternatives analysis and how avoidance and minimization must be documented. \nThrough practical case studies and applied exercises\, attendees will learn: \n\nHow EGLE reviews “feasible and prudent” alternatives in wetland projects.\nCommon deficiencies in alternatives analyses.\nConsiderations of location\, configuration\, size\, methods\, and other factors.\nHow mitigation fits into — but does not replace — avoidance.\nHow to prepare and provide documentation that reduces review delays and correction requests through MiEnviro.\n\nWorkshop #3 \nUtilizing Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands Monitoring Data\nPresenter: Katie Fairchild\, EGLE Great Lakes Wetland Ecologist \nCost: $30 \nDescription:\nThis workshop will feature the ongoing Great Lakes Coastal Wetland Monitoring Program\, highlighting the ways the results can be applied for project planning and design. Organizations from across the Great Lakes basin are invited to attend and gain insight on utilizing this data using the Site Mapping Tool and Decision Support Tool. The workshop is being held for land managers\, wetland practitioners\, researchers\, state agencies\, tribes\, conservation and environmental organizations\, and others. Topics covered will include: data results\, habitat projects\, academic research that have been implemented utilizing the data collected from the project and sharing ideas for how these results can inform future management and restoration of coastal wetlands. \nSponsored by EGLE and presented by the Great Lakes Coastal Monitoring Project Principal Investigators. \n\n \nTuesday Wetlands Under the Lights Reception: \n\nCost: $50\nJoin us for an unforgettable evening of connection\, conservation\, and conversation at Wetlands Under the Lights\, our off-site social networking event overlooking the Dow Diamond baseball field. \nThis reception has been specifically curated to create a comfortable\, yet elevated atmosphere designed to bring together wetland professionals\, agencies\, researchers\, companies\, and conservation organizations. The Dow Diamond is just a 15-minute walk or short drive from The H Hotel and offers the perfect setting to deepen conversations\, grow your network\, and share your passion for Protecting Michigan’s Wetlands. \nDon’t miss this signature social event by adding the Wetlands Under the Lights Reception to your conference registration and experience the conference from a whole new perspective. Advance registration is required.  \n \nThursday Afternoon Field Trip Descriptions: \n\nAll Thursday field trips are concurrent from 1:00-4:00pm\, please only register for one. Participants should wear appropriate clothing and be prepared to drive/carpool to the field trip sites (excluding Mosses with Jeremy). We recommend that all field trip attendees add a boxed lunch ($25) to their registration. \nField Trip #1Field Trip #2Field Trip #3Field Trip #4Field Trip #1 \nFour Lakes Dam Disaster and Rebuild Tour\nPresenters: Jason DeMoss\, Robb Roos\, Luke Trumble\nLocation: Edenville and Sanford\, Michigan\nCost: $25 \nDescription:\nIn May 2020\, a historic rainfall event led to severe flooding and the catastrophic failure of the Edenville and Sanford Dams in Midland and Gladwin Counties\, Michigan. The failures on May 19\, 2020\, resulted in the draining of four impounded lakes – Secord\, Smallwood\, Wixom\, and Sanford representing thousands of acres of former lake surface. The loss of these lakes triggered significant ecological changes to surrounding wetlands\, including:  \n\nDegradation and alteration of adjacent wetlands driven by shifts in groundwater hydrology.\nFormation of new wetlands on the exposed lakebed bottomlands\, which have undergone natural regeneration and disturbance-driven succession.\n\nIn response to the disaster\, the Four Lakes Task Force (FLTF) (the counties’ legal delegated authority) undertook the long‑term effort to rebuild the Secord\, Smallwood\, Edenville\, and Sanford Dams and restore the four lakes. \nThis field trip will expand on the May 2025 Michigan Wetland Association webinar (available on YouTube)\, Michigan Dam Disaster: Evaluating Wetland Extent on the Bottomlands of a Drained Lake System. Participants will explore: \n\nThe water resources and wetland systems affected by the dam failures.\nBottomlands that have been exposed since 2020 and are undergoing ecological transition.\nThe newly constructed Smallwood Dam and other reconstruction sites.\nOn‑the‑ground views of dams progressing toward substantial completion.\n\nThis rare tour provides a firsthand look at how a major dam failure reshapes ecological systems\, landscapes\, and communities – and how large-scale restoration efforts are unfolding across the Four Lakes region. \nJoin us after the field at a local tavern (cost on your own) to socialize\, network and relax! \nBring weather-appropriate field gear and footwear. \nField Trip #2 \nMosses with Jeremy\nPresenter: Dr. Jeremy Hartsock\nLocation: The H Hotel (Classroom)\nCost: $25 \nDescription: \nMosses and liverworts – collectively referred to as “bryophytes” – are small but fascinating plants that occur in nearly all ecosystems – sometimes in great abundance. Despite their high species diversity\, they are frequently overlooked\, even by skilled botanists because many diagnostic features require magnification to see. This welcoming\, hands-on\, in-classroom workshop is geared toward educators\, botanically inclined amateur naturalists\, and natural resource professionals curious to learn more about common bryophytes. Participants will learn how to use hand lenses and microscopes to recognize some of the most common moss and liverwort genera found in Michigan wetlands\, as well as a few upland species too. \nJoin us after the classroom session at the Three Bridges Distillery & Taproom (cost on your own) to socialize\, network and relax! \n \nField Trip #3 \nExploring Michigan’s Rare Wetlands – Floodplain Forests\nPresenters: Todd Losee\, Mike Pennington\, Tyler Smith\nLocation: Forestview Natural Area\nCost: $25 \nDescription:\nStep into Michigan’s Floodplain Forests\, where the ground squishes\, the trees lean\, and every log looks like it has a story to tell. This guided field trip takes you into one of the state’s most dynamic natural communities—places shaped by rivers that rise\, fall\, and wander. Floodplain Forests are dynamic\, river‑influenced ecosystems that play a vital role in Michigan’s ecological landscape. \nThis field trip introduces participants to the structure\, function\, and characteristic species of these seasonally flooded forests\, emphasizing how hydrology\, soil processes\, and disturbance regimes shape their composition and ecological importance. Through guided instruction\, learners explore the defining features of Floodplain Forests. This field‑based experience is designed for all skill levels and offers an engaging\, on‑the‑ground look at one of Michigan’s most important wetland natural communities. \nJoin us after the field at the Midland Brewing Company (cost on your own) to socialize\, network and relax! \nBring weather-appropriate field gear and footwear. \n \nField Trip #4 \nBats in the Bark: Finding Potential Bat Roost Trees\nPresenters: Nicolette Sexton with Michigan Natural Features Inventory\nLocation: Chippewa Nature Center\nCost: $25 \nDescription:\nJoin bat experts from Michigan Natural Features Inventory and other agency staff for a guided hike through the forests of the Chippewa Nature Center to learn how to identify potential summer bat roost trees in both floodplain and upland forests. Participants will look for key roost characteristics such as loose or peeling bark\, cavities\, cracks\, and broken tops\, and discuss how tree species\, size\, decay\, sunlight\, canopy cover\, and proximity to water influence bat use. The group will practice scanning and documenting potential roosts while exploring how forest management and disturbance affect habitat quality. \nThe trip will also cover practical federal regulatory considerations\, including how the Endangered Species Act applies to listed bats\, when coordination with state and fedearl agencies USFWS may be needed\, and how roost assessments inform project planning\, seasonal clearing limits\, and impact avoidance. Expect a moderately paced walk with frequent stops for close inspection of trees and forest structure. \nJoin us after the field at the Three Bridges Distillery & Taproom (cost on your own) to socialize\, network and relax! \nBring: binoculars\, sturdy hiking boots\, and weather-appropriate field gear. \n\n \nPreliminary Agenda \n\nView Agenda\n  \n \nRegistration: \n\nRegister for the Conference\n  \n \nPresenters: \n\nStay tuned as more information becomes available!
URL:https://miwetlands.org/event/michigan-wetlands-conference-2026/
LOCATION:The H Hotel\, 111 W. Main Street\, Midland\, MI\, 48640\, United States
CATEGORIES:2026 Michigan Wetlands Conference
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