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Volunteer Wetland Monitoring Program

 Carolina Wetlands Association is partnering with North Carolina State University and RTI International through an EPA-funded grant to employ a new strategy for wetland monitoring in North Carolina through the Volunteer Wetlands Monitoring Program. We need volunteers to periodically collect data on the plants and animals found in wetlands, groundwater levels from wells, and water quality measurements. 

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Robertson Millpond
Robertson Millpond
Mason Farm Biological Reserve
Mason Farm Biological Reserve
Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve
Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve
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The Carolina Wetlands Association is a non-partisan, science- based organization advocating for wetlands.

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Wetland Treasures of the Carolinas

Robertson Millpond (NC)
Robertson Millpond (NC)
Hobcaw Barony (SC)
Hobcaw Barony (SC)
Congaree National Park (SC)
Congaree National Park (SC)
Green Swamp (NC)
Green Swamp (NC)
Bluff Mountain (NC)
Bluff Mountain (NC)
Kanuga Bog (NC)
Kanuga Bog (NC)
Scuppernog River Swamp (NC)
Scuppernog River Swamp (NC)
Bunched Arrowhead
Bunched Arrowhead (SC)
Pocosin Lakes (NC)
Pocosin Lakes (NC)
Botany Bay (SC)
Botany Bay (SC)
Brogden Bottomlands (NC)
Brogden Bottomlands (NC)
Pantertown Valley Bog (NC)
Pantertown Valley Bog (NC)
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About Wetlands

Carolina wetlands are diverse habitats found across the coastal plain, piedmont, and mountain regions of North and South Carolina.

Wetland Status in NC and SC

Information on the amount and types of wetlands in the Carolina - the benefits they provide and the stressors that threaten them.

North Carolina Wetlands

Latest News

  • To fight toxic algae bloom, crews install floating treatment ‘wetlands’ at Greenfield Lake
    [Read more at WECT]
  • EPA proposes adding another South Carolina site to Superfund National Priorities List
    [Read more at WLTX]