Peter Allard, who owns a facility in Barbados, filed a complaint against the government alleging it violated its obligations at Graeme Hall Swamp.
SETI Institute and NASA are using a Zeppelin over San Francisco Bay to gather data for a predictive model of microbial ecosystem change.
Restore America's Estuaries is organizing a group of experts to develop a greenhouse gas offset protocol for wetland restoration projects.
Company used erection gantry to drive pile and protect Pamlico-Tar River and wetlands.
The list features cities in Colorado, Georgia, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, Washington, and Wisconsin.
The Department of Ecology rule should help coordination and provide timely review of proposals of wetland mitigation banks.
Work on restoring Louisiana's coastline has yet to be completed four years after Hurricane Katrina caused billions of dollars in damage.
The wetlands mapping standard is expected to enhance the quality and consistency of wetlands data.
The wetlands mapping standard is expected to enhance the quality and consistency of wetlands data.
The South Florida Water Management District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have approved the master agreement, which will allow restoration to begin on the Everglades.
The South Florida Water Management District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have approved the master agreement, which will allow restoration to begin on the Everglades.
Failure to get appropriate Clean Water Act permits for altering streams will cost Union Pacific Railroad about $31 million in restoration projects and $800,000 in penalties.
NOAA-funded exhibit highlights the estuarine research system, focuses on important habitat.
EPA orders city and county to stop and restore the streambed and banks of Maili'ili.
Aspen Institute report calls for integrating built and natural infrastructure and removing barriers to water management.
Chevron Corp., Texas and federal agencies worked to restore and enhance more than 2,500 acres of coastal wetlands in Port Arthur, Texas.
Wet cycles can cause prairie lake expansions that drive elevated levels of mercury, according to South Dakota State University research.