A lot of wetland related news from Wisconsin recently:
From Ramsar:
The United States has designated as its 31st Ramsar Site the 10,757 acre Kakagon and Bad River Sloughs on the shores of Lake Superior in Wisconsin. A largely undeveloped wetland complex composed of sloughs, bogs, and coastal lagoons that harbor the largest natural wild rice bed on the Great Lakes, the area is under tribal management that is protected as a Conservation Area by an Integrated Resource Management Plan under the jurisdiction of the Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa.