Tom Nedland is a Professional Wetland Scientist with more than 20 years of experience in the wetland science and regulatory realm.
from the University of Chicago Law School. Evan holds a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and political science from UW-Madison, a master’s degree in ethics and public policy from Suffolk University, and a J.D.
Prior to joining Clean Wisconsin, Evan worked as a Litigation Fellow with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), where he Evan helped litigate a Safe Drinking Water Act citizen suit responding to the Flint water crisis in federal district court in Detroit, MI. Evan grew up in the country near Omro, Wisconsin. Erin has a Master’s degree in Land Resources from UW-Madison and more than twenty-five years of experience managing projects for non-profit organizations.Įvan Feinauer is a staff attorney at Clean Wisconsin who focuses on protecting Wisconsin’s waters by supporting Clean Wisconsin’s policy experts and lobbyists at the Capitol and by litigating in state court. Her current work focuses on strengthening state laws and regulations governing wetland management, building capacity to help integrate wetland conservation into state-sponsored programs, and providing support to communities interested in restoring wetlands to solve problems. Note: this session will focus on the implications of this recent ruling with respect to wetlands in Wisconsin the panel does not anticipate spending time on broader implications nationally.Įrin O’Brien has been with WWA since 2004. Bring your questions on how this decision impacts Wisconsin wetlands! Panelists will include Erin O’Brien, WWA Policy Programs Director, and other Wisconsin experts (TBD). Hear short presentations by a panel of experts providing the details and context of the case, followed by a facilitated Q&A session with the panelists. Supreme Court’s decision in Sackett vs EPA.
Coffee break series#
We are grateful to all of the presenters for sharing their knowledge and expertise and to everyone interested in learning more about wetlands! If you are interested in giving a Wetland Coffee Break presentation, or if you have a wetland topic you’d like to see covered, please contact us for a special one-hour edition of our Wetland Coffee Break series to explore the ecological, legal, and political implications for Wisconsin wetlands of the U.S. You’ll find links to these recordings below, and you can also find them on our Facebook page. We record and post each presentation so you can watch any that you missed live.
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Once you register, you’ll receive an automatic email including the URL link and password you’ll need to access the meeting. See below for a list of upcoming presentations and to register. Sessions are held on Zoom and feature time for audience Q&A. Why not grab yourself an iced-latte and have a read, article now in our #Lifestyle pages and #WomanAndHome section of the online magazine (via the link in our bio.The Wetland Coffee Break series helps keep our community of wetland lovers connected and learning about wetlands throughout the year, from anywhere! Bring your coffee and learn about wetlands, the plants and animals that call them home, and the many natural benefits they provide to our communities. Combining these soft furnishings with a selection of curated garden furniture, plants, and atmospheric lighting can create an outdoor space that's as unique as you are. Decor tips: Soft furnishings like plush outdoor rugs, comfortable cushions, and warm throws offer an easy and effective way to bring a touch of indoor cosiness to your outdoor living space.
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