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@TrumpeterSwanSociety Wetlands are an important ecosystem that provide habitat for plants and animals, but have multiple benefits to humans as well. In this webinar, you will learn: • How to know if you’re looking at a wetland • The different kinds of wetlands you may see or have in your area • Wetland functions and benefits • The current status of wetlands (losses, threats and protection) · And, finally, how you can help. Presenter and panelists: Mark R. Vrtiska, Ph.D., School of Natural Resources, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Michael Anderson, Ph.D., Manitoba, Emeritus Scientist at the Institute for Wetland and Waterfowl Research Do you want to help wetlands? Here are some ways (copy and paste urls into your browser as needed.: 1. Show and share your support for wetlands. Purchase “Trumpeting the Cause of Wetlands” Trumpeter Swan Society merchandise and swag: https://www.shopgameday.net/conservation 2. In the United States, be an active conservationist by purchasing an annual Duck Stamp. You do not need to be a hunter to purchase a stamp. Learn where and how to purchase these beautiful miniature works of art. $25 US. There are also Junior Duck Stamps for kids. https://www.fws.gov/service/duck-stamps 3. In Canada, be an active conservationist by purchasing an annual Canadian Wildlife Habitat Conservation Stamp, another beautiful miniature piece of art. $8.50 CA. https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-... 4. What about for kids? Trumpeter Swan Society has free swan and wetland activity books (for download) for students in Kindergarten-Grade 2, and Grades 3-5. They include lots of great information, videos and activities including some wetland-related activities. https://www.trumpeterswansociety.org/...