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Washington Wetlands Network
Wetnet and You Here’s
how you can be involved:
The Washington Wetlands Network (Wetnet)
is currently working on these projects:
- Department of Ecology Pilot Mitigation
Banking Rule legislation
- Dept. of Ecology Western Washington
wetland rating system
- Dept. of Ecology Model Wetlands Ordinance
- Community Trade and Economic Development
Best Available Science
- Washington Dept. of Transportation’s
Transportation Permitting Efficiency and Accountability
Committee (TPAC) participation
- Environmental Protection Agency/Army
Corps isolated wetlands issue
| 1. Save One Wetland with a one-time action |
| Time |
Action |
| 2 hours |
Review one wetland document |
| ½ to 3 hours |
Testify at one public meeting |
| 3 to 6 hours |
Represent Wetnet at a wetland workshop |
| 2. Influence Decision-Makers |
| Time |
Action |
| 2 hours every 3 months |
Wetnet Committee meets quarterly, 2nd Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 3 hours every 4 months |
Disappearing Task Force on county
Critical Area Ordinances |
| 6 hours per month |
Represent Wetnet on a State rulemaking
committee |
| 3. Change public policy |
| Time |
Action |
| 4 hours every 3 months |
Help draft comments to EPA and Army
Corps |
Sign up now! Contact Wetnet Chair Dee Arntz, 206-783-8660.
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