1. EPA > Wetlands About wetlands, US wetlands regulation, and other US governmental efforts to protect these areas. Includes large collection of internet links. http://www.epa.gov/wetlands/

Wetlands Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Water Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds Laws, Regulations, ... In Your Area What are Wetlands? Definitions Types Wetland Fact Sheet Series Why Protect Wetlands? Functions and Values Flood Protection Shoreline Erosion Water Quality and Hydrology ... Recreation and Aesthetics How are Wetlands Protected? Water Quality Standards 404 Permitting Watershed Planning Financial Assistance ... What You Can Do to Protect our Vital Resource Wetlands Topics Select One Agriculture American Wetlands Month Biological Assessment of Wetlands Workgroup (BAWWG) Constructed Wetlands Coral Reef Dredged Material Employment Information Enforcement Fact Sheets Fill Material Five Star Restoration Program Floodplain Management Forestry Geographic Jurisdiction Golf and the Environment Landowner Assistance Mining Mitigation / Mitigation Banking National Wetlands Awards Nationwide Permits Reference Sediment Restoration Section 401 Certification Section 404 Exemptions Section 404 Permitting State Programmatic General Permits State Revolving Fund (SRF) and Wetlands State / Tribal Assumption Transportation Water Quality Standards

2. Wetlands Nonprofit organization dedicated solely to wetland conservation and sustainable management. Information about wetlands and organization activities around http://www.wetlands.org/

contact us feedback jobs site info ... site map OTHER SITES OF WETLANDS INTERNATIONAL GO TO ... Latin America (Spanish) Black Sea (Ukranian) Russia (Russian) Africa (French) North Asia (China office) South Asia (India office) Malaysia (English) Indonesia Oceania Kalimantan Peatland Project Green Coast Our specialist groups Thailand (Thai) China (Chinese) Indonesia (English) Japan (Japanese) Ramsar Forum ADVANCED SEARCH HOME RECEIVE OUR NEWS PRESS CLIPPINGS ... PRESS RELEASES WWW Wetlands.org Bali climate summit: first step to address peatland emissions Wetlands International had hoped for stronger global climate targets, but welcomes the fact that ultimately the UN-FCCC Parties could agree on further actions. A small but promising step to address emissions from wetland degradation has been made. read more >>> NEWS Malaysia, a Carbon Sink? Wetlands International asks Yang Berhormat Dato’ Sri Azmi Khalid, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Malaysia for clarification over his statement at the UN-Climate Summit that the country is a carbon sink due to its forest, instead of being a net emitter of carbon dioxide. Wetlands International is surprised by the statements as the statement contradicts recent reports that highlight the growing greenhouse gas emissions from the country; including through loss of forests and peatlands. read more >>> Launch of Global Peatland Fund for large scale peatland restoration Wetlands International and BioX Group have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly develop the Global Peatland Fund with the goal to invest in the restoration and conservation of peatland projects. With the fund, both partners aim for large scale restoration of degraded tropical peat swamp forests in order to prevent further greenhouse gas emissions.

3. Wetlands Easier wetlands are marshy areas where there is much moisture in the soil. wetlands are sometimes covered in water. Swamps, marshes, and bogs are some of http://www.42explore.com/wetland.htm

The Topic: Wetlands Easier - Wetlands are marshy areas where there is much moisture in the soil. Wetlands are sometimes covered in water. Swamps, marshes, and bogs are some of the names used for wetlands. Harder - "Wetlands are lands transitional between terrestrial and aquatic systems where the water table is usually at or near the surface or where shallow water covers the land and where at least one of the following attributes holds: 1) the land predominantly supports aquatic plants at least periodically; 2) undrained hydric soils are the predominant substrate; and 3) at some time during the growing season, the substrate is saturated with water or covered by shallow water." EPA definition at http://www.epa.gov/emap/html/dataI/wetlands/ There are two basic types of wetlands : coastal (also known as tidal or estuarine wetlands) and inland (also known as non-tidal, freshwater, or palustrine wetlands). America's Wetlands (Environmental Protection Agency) http://www.epa.gov/OWOW/wetlands/vital/wetlands.html

4. Wetlands The Young Scientist s Introduction to wetlands Acrobat Reader required to print out this information. (What is a wetland?; Wetland plants; Wetland animals http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/web/wetlands.html

Wetlands Informational/Research Sites America's Wetlands Discover Canada's Wetlands DuckData -A bibliographic database of N.A. waterfowl and their wetlands habitat. Ducks Unlimited - Teachers, click here to see all the "education stuff" they have! NEW Endangered Species and Wetlands Report Environmental Concern: Wetlands - Education links page. Everglades National Park Explore Georgia's Natural Wonder - Okefenokee Swamp. Click here for information and pictures on plants and animals. Fresh Water Wetlands - Great resource! Glossary of Wetland Words Information on Wetlands Importance of Wetlands Lost Wetlands ... Okefenokee Joe - Has the "Snake Man" visited your school? Okefenokee Swamp Education Center - Click here to go to the Critter Center. Okefenokee Swamp - One of Georgia's wetlands. Wetland Information The Wetlands Education System Wetlands and Ecosystems - Teaching theme. Wet and Wild! - Theme page Wetland Fact Sheets - Click on the links for information. Wetlands For Kids - Wow, great site! Click here for classroom activities.

5. Wetlands - The SWS Quarterly Journal Journal of the Society of Wetland Scientists. http://www.sws.org/wetlands/

Society of Wetland Scientists Forums Jobs Training ... Developing Country News/Events SWS Annual Meetings Other Meetings Wetlands Related Jobs Wetlands Forums ... Wetlands Worth Visiting Publications Journal: Wetlands Wetlands Latest Issue TOC Back Issues on CD ... Executive Letters Programs Awards and Grants Student Grants Education Resources Donations to SWS ... Links Wetlands The Journal of the Society of Wetland Scientists Aim and Scope Editorial Board Instructions for Authors Submit to ... Referees! Aim and Scope Editorial Board - 2006 Editor-in-Chief Darold P. Batzer Department of Entomology University of Georgia Athens, Georgia, USA 30602 Phone: 706/542-2301 Fax: 706/542-2279 Email: '+text+tg+'/a>'); > Outgoing Editor-in-Chief Douglas A. Wilcox U.S. Geological Survey Great Lakes Science Center 1451 Green Road Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA 48105 Phone: 734/214-7256 Fax: 734/994-8780 Email: '+text+tg+'/a>'); > Associate Editors - 2007-2008 Name Institution Jim Anderson West Virginia University Aram J. K. Calhoun

6. The Wetlands Regulation Center The wetlands Regulation Center is presented as a service to persons interested in the field of wetland regulations, especially federal wetland regulations http://www.wetlands.com/

Presents the Wetlands Regulation Center The Wetlands Regulation Center is presented by Environmental Technical Services Co. as a service to all persons interested in the laws, policies and regulations concerning activities regulated under Sections 401 and 404 of the Clean Water Act in waters of the United States, including wetlands. Wetlands Regulation Center Conditions for Using this Site (Our Legal Notice) Environmental Technical Services Co. Revised May 23, 2005 URL = http://www.wetlands.com/index.html E-mail to Rusty Mase, Web Site Manager jrmase@bga.com Linux support by Unicom Systems Site Co-sponsored by Paisano Industries LLP Environmental Technical Services Co. 834 Castle Ridge Rd., Austin, TX 78746 Phone (512) 327-6672

7. National Wetlands Inventory Produces information on the characteristics, extent, and status of USA wetlands and deepwater habitats. http://wetlands.fws.gov/

National Wetlands Inventory Providing Wetland Information to the American People MAPS - On-line Wetlands Mapper : view, download, or print maps of wetland digital data Wetlands Data Extraction Tool: Download Seamless Digital Wetlands Data MAPS INFORMATION Status and Era Maps Metadata and Map Search Hard-Copy Maps Code Definitions ... Wetlands Definition WETLAND INFORMATION Wetland Functions Wetland Plants Status and Trends Publications ... Wetlands Subcommittee FEATURES Our Wetlands Mapper provides views and access to the newest wetlands habitat data. A file is now available to automatically load and view Wetlands Data WMS layers into Google Earth. This viewing method provides access to Google imagery in combination with the wetlands digital data. Visit: http://wetlandswms.er.usgs.gov/ Draft National Wetlands Mapping Standard "Federal Register Notic e ," August 7, 2007, 90-day comment period, "(Search for: 44135; then look for fr07au07N Office of Water Notice of Availability and comment period for...)"

8. Florida Wetlands - Plant Management In Florida Waters Florida s natural environment is dominated by wetlands swamps and marshes that are distinguished by water at the surface or by water saturated soil. http://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/guide/wetlands.html

WETLANDS MAIN INDEX Federal legislation Florida legislation Wetland terminology explained ... Altering wetlands Mid-summer's night, St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Florida F LORIDA'S ANCIENT HISTORY AS A SUBMERGED PLATEAU is still apparent today as much of the peninsula remains underwater. Florida's natural environment is dominated by wetlands: swamps and marshes that are distinguished by water at the surface or by water saturated soil. Wetlands are the transition zones between dry upland ecosystems and deeper aquatic habitats. Each Florida wetland area is unique according to its surrounding geologic, hydrologic, and climatic conditions. Wetlands are key to maintaining the health of Florida's naturally watery places; they provide flood control, aquifer recharge, coastal protection, and they also act as "kidneys" that help filter pollutants from the ecosystem. Wetlands support a wide range of rare and endangered aquatic plants and wildlife, and humans have relied on Florida's wetlands as a source of food and recreation for centuries. Prior to European colonization, more than half

9. Wetlands Theme Page The primary focus of the Community Learning Network (CLN) is to help K12 teachers integrate Information Technology into their classrooms. http://www.cln.org/themes/wetlands.html

Wetlands Theme Page This "Theme Page" has links to two types of resources related to the study of Wetlands. Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information, content...) to help them learn about this topic. In addition, there are also links to instructional materials (lesson plans) which will help teachers provide instruction in this theme. Please read our About Estuaries A page from a site dedicated to informing individuals about estuaries and the importance of restoring them. From their menu, you have the choice of: 10 Top Estuary Facts, Economics of Estuaries, Reason for Habitat Loss, What is Restoration, and Why restore. Biome Investigation Using picture/graphical resources on the Internet as starting points, intermediate students investigate the six biomes of the world in this lesson plan. Two specific objectives are to describe the major factors that shape biomes and to represent the connections between the factors that determine biome development and plant and animal life. Environmental Education A unit to help teach about the Kaelepulu Wetlands in Hawaii. The author has included valuable background information on wetland issues. In addition, there are 5 lesson plans, several examples of wetland field trip reports, and a wetland bird hunt lesson plan.

10. AUDUBON: WETLANDS DEFINED The mission of the Audubon wetlands Campaign is to preserve and restore the nation s wetland ecosystems, through a partnership of Audubon volunteers and http://www.audubon.org/campaign/wetland/ecosystem.html

What’s a wetland anyway, and why are they so important to protect? Among the most important ecosystems on Earth, the wet ecosystems of bogs, freshwater marshes, prairie potholes, forested swamps, and salt-water estuaries provide critical nesting, rearing, feeding, and stop-over habitat for bird and other wildlife populations in watersheds across the nation. Wetlands are essential to estuary, river, and watershed health, trapping sediments and cleaning polluted waters, preventing floods, recharging groundwater aquifers, and protecting shorelines. Wetland health is intimately tied to human health. Wetlands began disappearing soon after permanent European colonization of the United States. More than half of the 215 million acres of wetlands that existed at the time of settlement have been destroyed. Only 100 million acres remain today. Throughout much of our nation’s history, wetlands were viewed as obstacles to development that should be eliminated. Federal laws provided incentives for draining and destroying wetlands. Only in the last twenty-five years have public and government understanding of the importance of wetlands grown enough to begin to change some incentives to protecting and restoring wetlands. Still, despite their now well-understood importance to ecosystem health, wildlife, families and communities, wetlands continue to be destroyed at an alarming rate, over 100,000 acres per year in watersheds across the country. As wetlands are destroyed, so too are vital natural habitats for many species of songbirds, frogs, fish and other birds and wildlife. As these species and their insect-based food chain disappear, whole ecosystems are disrupted. These changes impoverish our lives and our children’s future.

11. Wetland Topics Look up comprehensive information about wetlands in King County including their plants and wildlife, development and mitigation rules, wetland maps, http://dnr.metrokc.gov/topics/wetland/

Featured Jan. 11, 2008 King County offers grant funding for small habitat restoration projects Jan. 4, 2007 King County Noxious Weed Board meets Jan. 16 to discuss weed control list County panel mulls changes to weed list as state requires control of 5 new weeds Nov. 6, 2007 City Council gives $400,000 to end wetlands feud Money may be used at Hamm Creek July 17, 2007 International interest in Brightwater Plant innovations Habitat design team invited to teach in South Korea April 29 through May 5 is Native Plant Appreciation Week (external link) Aug. 7, 2006 King County stewardship grants help local groups protect, strengthen natural resources May 1, 2006 King County encourages gardeners to 'go native' New online native plant guide highlights Native Plant Appreciation Week March. 29, 2006 External Link, Seattle Times New rules to help man-made wetlands Greenprint for King County Regional conservation strategy April 27, 2005

12. Activism Center At Wetlands-Preserve Recognizing the common roots of all forms of oppression, The Activism Center at wetlands Preserve fights for human, animal, and earth liberation through http://www.wetlands-preserve.org/

Wetlands Activism Collective While Wetlands' nightclub at 161 Hudson Street is, sadly, a thing of the past, Wetlands Activism Collective continues to campaign for earth, human and animal liberation. The Activism Center is run by volunteers and needs your help! Recognizing the common roots of all forms of oppression , Wetlands Activism Collective fights for human, earth, and animal liberation through protest, direct action, street theater, political advocacy, and public education. We always welcome volunteers and interns! Learn about our many victories! ORGANIZATIONS: Add your name to this letter against the Peru and Panama Free Trade Agreements! Vampire-in-Chief Bush Drains Lifeblood of S. Korea, Colombia, Peru, and Panama with Free Trade Agreements On July 22, Colombian independence day, Wetlands and our allies in the NYC People's Referendum on Free Trade, demonstrates against bilateral free trade agreements with street theater and other expressions of dissent at Flushing Meadows Park (more) Black Bear, Big Horned Owl, Caribou Evict J. Crew from Boreal Forest at Corporate Office Environmental Protest Culminating a national weekend of protests targeting the catalogs industry,on Monday, April 23, 2007 environmental activists from Wetlands Activism Collective staged a protest at the corporate office of J. Crew, demanding that they stop destroying boreal forests for catalog paper. Activists dressed as boreal forest animals served a notice of eviction from Canada’s Boreal forest to a mock-chainsaw wielding activist dressed as J. Crew CEO Millard Drexler. The notice informed the company that they have 30 days to get out of Endangered Forests, increase recycled content, and reduce paper use

13. Introduction To Wetlands Learn about these four types of wetlands found in many areas around the world. Where in the wetland? Match plants with wetland types. http://vathena.arc.nasa.gov/curric/land/wetland/

Learning About Wetlands Learn about these four types of wetlands found in many areas around the world. Emergent Forested Scrub Aquatic Things to study: Things to do: Find out what makes a wetland. Find out why wetlands are important. Find out about plants in the wetlands. Plants in emergent wetlands. Plants in forested wetlands. Plants in scrub wetlands. Plants in aquatic wetlands. Find out about animals of the wetlands. Insects Birds Fish Amphibians Reptiles Mammals Draw a picture of a wetland. Tell what you already know. Where in the wetland? Match plants with wetland types. Be a dirt detective. Make observations of a nearby wetland. Try this Wetland Field Study Scavenger Hunt Be a Plant Detective Try this word identification activity Try this wetland quiz , or this challenge quiz Make a Wetland Riddle Book Make a wetland diorama. Drown a plant. Grow a cattail. ... From Marsh to Marina - how people have used wetlands. (Reprinted with permission of the National Wildlife Federation.) Written by: The Wetland Team collaborating with Kathee Terry Tell us what you think about this page.

14. US Dept Of State - Publications It s estimated that over half of the wetlands in the continental United States With the destruction of wetlands has come destruction of biodiversity, http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/biodiv/wetlands.htm

USINFO Publications CONTENTS Introduction Why Biodiversity Matters Appreciating the Benefits of Plant Biodiversity Bibliography IN FOCUS Coral Reefs Forests Wetlands Northlands WETLANDS: CRADLE OF SPECIES DIVERSITY Wetlands marshy areas of land where the soil is saturated with water are crucial incubators of species diversity, as important as tropical rain forests and coral reefs. They exist on all continents, save Antarctica, and include salty coastal flats, such as estuaries, and inland systems. Scientists classify wetlands into bogs, swamps, marshes, and other types, depending on geography, soil, and plant life. Wetlands help filter pollutants and soil runoff from upstream sources, which helps keep rivers, bays, and oceans downstream clean. In this way, healthy wetlands help mitigate the negative effects that human and farm waste, and some byproducts of industrial pollution, have on our Nation's water. Wetlands help control inland flooding and forestall wave erosion along shorelines; they diminish drought damage. Coastal wetlands protect spawning and feeding grounds for valuable fish and shellfish. Mink, otter, and other mammal species thrive in North American wetlands, as do myriad plants and insects, amphibians, and reptiles. They are vital nesting grounds for birds. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), wetlands are essential to the survival of about a third of the endangered animal and plant species in the United States, and about half of these species make use of wetlands at some point in their life.

15. FDEP Office Of Submerged Lands And Environmental Resources Is designed to ensure that activities in uplands, wetlands and other surface waters The goal of the Florida Wetland Restoration Information Center is to http://www.dep.state.fl.us/water/wetlands/

Search: DEP Home About DEP Programs Contact ... Site Map Programs Water Home Beaches Drinking Water Mine Reclamation ... Wetlands Information Contacts Data Events Forms and Applications ... Rules Navigation Sitemap Documents on this website are Adobe Acrobat files, unless indicated, and require the free Reader Software. Office of Submerged Lands and Environmental Resources (SLER) Quick Links NEW Draft Rules regarding the Implementation of the Environmental Resource Permit Program in Northwest Florida Mailing List for Rule Amendments in the ERP Program The Office of Submerged Lands and Environmental Resources provides several services to the public. The Environmental Resource Permitting Program Is designed to ensure that activities in uplands, wetlands and other surface waters do not degrade water quality or degrade habitat for aquatic or wetland dependent wildlife. Addresses dredging, filling, and construction in wetlands and other surface water, as well as stormwater and surface water management systems in uplands. Shares the responsibility of implementing the ERP program with five Water Management District Offices and six DEP District Offices Permits activities in open water, including docks and marinas

16. Protecting Wetlands Until recently, wetlands have been largely ignored in evaluations of watershed water quality. Heightened awareness of their valuable function has led to a http://www.epa.state.oh.us/pic/wetlands/html/wetland.html

Back to home page Protecting Wetlands Ohio EPA staff conducting a wetland assessment Until recently, wetlands have been largely ignored in evaluations of watershed water quality. Heightened awareness of their valuable function has led to a movement to include wetlands in these surveys. Ohio EPA is a national leader in the development and application of wetland assessment methods. These monitoring tools have been modeled after those used to evaluate streams and rivers by the Division of Surface Water’s Ecological Assessment Section, long recognized as the national standard for effective and comprehensive stream assessment methods and reporting. Each year, Ohio EPA staff conduct biological monitoring to gauge the health and quality of Ohio’s wetland and water resources. During these surveys, Agency staff collect information including the kinds and numbers of organisms living in the area, the habitat quality, water levels and soil and water chemistry. This information is compared to conditions and data gathered from known high to poor quality sites. If an area is disturbed or affected by development or other factors, it will generally have less diversity of species and a lower number of sensitive species present. Ohio EPA’s 401/Wetland Section is devoted to protecting wetlands. The section is divided into two parts, the

17. SEA Program Wetlands Page Main page of the Washington State Department of Ecology s wetlands program. http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/sea/wetlands/index.html

Ecology Home l SEA Program Home l Wetlands Contacts l Ecology Contacts l Wetlands Listserv l Search WELCOME! to Ecology's Wetlands Page. Follow the links below for more information. To contact a wetland regional specialist in your area, click here . To receive updated information on Ecology's projects related to wetlands sign-on to our listserv NEW! Ecology Requests Your Feedback on Current Mitigation Efforts Would you please take a few minutes to complete a survey? The results of the survey will help us determine how we can improve the success of mitigation, develop and promote alternative approaches, and use our resources wisely. Go directly to the survey or read more about it here . The survey will be open through January 30, 2008. Best Available Science Understanding Watershed Processes GMA and Critical Areas Ordinances Wetland Delineation ... Training Best Available Science Best Available Science for Freshwater Wetlands Project - The final version of Wetlands in Washington State , Volumes 1 ( A Synthesis of the Science , March 2005) and 2 ( Guidance for Protecting and Managing Wetlands , April 2005), is now available.

18. Wetlands In The Great Lakes Region A local wetland reed that traces its roots through the Mississippi Delta to Europe has received its eviction notice, in the form of $500000. http://www.great-lakes.net/envt/air-land/wetlands.html

Air and Land Air Quality Coastal Zone Ecosystem Management Habitat ... Wetlands Water BeachCast Conservation Levels and Hydrology Quality ... Watersheds Flora and Fauna Biodiversity Endangered Species Forests Invasive Species ... Wildlife Pollution Air Toxics Areas of Concern Human Health Pollution Prevention ... Toxic Contamination References Environmental Justice Laws and Policy Sanctuaries and Reserves Research ... Weather and Climate Lake Conditions Lake Erie Lake Huron Lake Michigan Lake Ontario ... Lake Superior Also: Lake St. Clair Wetlands in the Great Lakes Region What's New Overview General Resources State and Provincial Resources ... Related Resources What's New Great Lakes restoration program gets funding Chicago Daily Herald (1/24) Wetlands in the Great Lakes region will receive a helping hand from an Illinois state government and private-sector collaboration established to restore and protect the freshwater ecosystem. Conservancy to buy 140 acres along Lake Huron The Grand Rapids Press (1/15) A 140-acre piece of Lake Huron shoreline property has been saved from bulldozers and land developers thanks to the efforts of a landowner, a consortium of environmental groups and a federal grant. Governor Doyle announces $4.1 million for Door County coastal wetlands

19. West Eugene Wetlands Home The West Eugene wetlands are located at the heart of the handson environmental education effort in Eugene. We are focused on creating an education program, http://www.wewetlands.org/home.asp

Willamette Resources School Programs Community Programs Contact Us! ... Wetlands Partnership Contact Us WREN 751 S. Danebo Ave Eugene, OR 97402 phone: 541-683-6494 fax: 541-683-6998 info@wewetlands.org Find Us click for details Welcome to the West Eugene Wetlands! WEST EUGENE WETLANDS EDUCATION CENTER RECEIVES A GIFT FROM THE HENRY LEA HILLMAN JR. FOUNDATION EUGENE, Ore.- The Henry Lea Hillman Jr. Foundation in Pittsburgh, Penn., has awarded $10,000 to the capital campaign to build the West Eugene Wetlands Education Center. The foundation is the first to dedicate funds to the campaign, which entered its public phase in 2007. Read more! We make donating easy! Click here to make a secure online donation to the West Eugene Wetlands Education Center, or to download a pledge form. WREN is now offering "Wednesday Wanders" for those who are interested in taking casual walks through different West Eugene Wetlands sites, just to get out and explore. See the events calendar to the right for more details. WEW 2.0

20. Wetlands Wetland protection and development issues in Wisconsin. http://www.wsn.org/wetlands.html

Wetlands This is one of many photos we have for evidence of the incomprehensible: The DNR destroying a wetland to build its new office in Peshtigo. And another view. EPA Abandons Plan To Roll Back Wetlands Protections - Sen. Feingold applauds move. Sen. Feingold Testifies For Wetlands Protection Legislation - Urges clarifying Clean Water Act's protection powers. Sen. Feingold Introduces Legislation To Protect Wetlands - Act would once more protect isolated wetlands, something Wisconsin is the only state in the country to have done. Governor Vetos Ashley Wetlands Exemption In Budget - Move greeted withappreciation from many but Dem. Sen Rod Moen from Ashley's distrct, is mad. Conservation And Environmental Groups Ask Governor To Veto Wetlands Exemption - Budget bill act would allow wetland development. Click here to see the letter to the Governor. And Rep. Mark Miller calls for a veto , too. Ashley May Drop Plan To Expand Into Wetland - Company wants to get out of spotlight, according to Eau Claire Leader Telegram Groups Urge Governor To Veto Ashley Exemption - Letter asks for veto of provision in budget bill.

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