Webinar 3: Wetlands Ecology for Planners - How Wetlands Function

This is the third webinar, delivered in 5 segments, in NAWM and NRCS’s jointly-developed nine-part wetland training webinar series. The first half of the webinar focused on explaining general wetland ecology concepts, including succession, thresholds, disturbance, sensitivity and resilience. The second half of the webinar identified how source waters (surface and groundwater) and soils define the character of a wetland, including an introduction to the Hydrogeomorphic Wetland Classification System (HGM). Participants will come away from the webinar with an increased understanding of how to consider these key concepts as they plan conservation and management activities that include wetlands.

• Part 3.0: Welcome: Brenda Zollitsch, Policy Analyst, Association of State Wetland Managers Time: 6:00
• Part 3.1 Introduction: Stacey Clark, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service  Time: 44:33
• Part 3.2: Presenter: Kendra Moseley, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service  Time: 35:47
• Part 3.3: Presenter: Kendra Moseley, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service  Time: 23:20
• Part 3.4: Summary: Stacey Clark, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service  Time: 6:10