The Maine Association of Wetland Scientists (MAWS) 

 

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MAWS is a group of environmental professionals, scientists and students who work, live and learn in and around the great State of Maine. We gather to discuss changes in the regulatory climate, to offer expertise to help shape wetland related regulations, and to discuss and further the appreciation and understanding of Maine wetlands and wetland ecology. Through this site, MAWS invites you to experience and explore Maine wetlands and Maine wetland issues. 

Recent News                                                                                                                                                                                          
Saddleback High Elevation Soils - September 1

Workshop Reminder and Invitation for Camping and Soil Geek Mixer in Rangeley

Corps proposes reissuing statewide Maine general permit for minimal impact activities within U.S. waters in Maine - Please forward any comments that you wish for MAWS to include in their response to RKelshaw@boyleassociates.net
LURC's 2010 Comprehensive Land Use Plan was adopted and signed by Governor Baldacci on March 16, 2010. Check it out here.
Interim Northcentral And Northeast Regional Supplement For Corps 1987 Wetland Delineation Manual (click here)
WORKSHOPS - there have been several workshops added for 2010. Please check the workshops/meetings page for more information
MAWS on Facebook: MAWS is onboard with new social media! Connect with MAWS by conducting a search for Maine Association of Wetland Scientists within Facebook.

The Obligate: MAWS Annual Newsletter - past and present issues available here (click for more info).


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