We Are Wetlands

We are wetlands because wetlands and clean water somehow touch everyone's lives, providing a wide variety of societal, economic and recreational benefits. Parents want clean drinking water for their children. Families want to live where they are not fearful of their homes being flooded. Sportsmen want to protect habitat for fish and wildlife and to enjoy the chance to hunt and fish.

Please ask the President to protect these invaluable resources for water quality, habitat and much more by signing the petition today.

Dear Mr. President: Wetlands profoundly benefit the lives of every American. They control floods and erosion, hold and cleanse water, and give us places to hunt, fish and enjoy the outdoors. What's more, wetlands provide habitat for many thousands of plant, fish and wildlife species. Yet we continue to let our last - and best - wetlands slip through our hands. In fact, we lose an average of 80,000 acres of natural wetlands each year. A series of recent rollbacks in legal protections now threaten to accelerate our nation's already appalling rate of wetlands loss. Leadership is needed to restore federal protections that are crucial to maintaining clean water and healthy wetlands. Please do everything in your power to restore the strength of our national wetlands protections - and please do so quickly.

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Number	Date	Name	Organization	Location	Comment:
10207	February 09, 2010	Steve Meador		Centerville, UT
10206	February 09, 2010	William Brennan		New Lenox, IL
10205	February 08, 2010	Kris Beebe		Holly , MI
10204	February 06, 2010	Jordan Neill		Ithaca, NY
10203	February 04, 2010	Dan Stuart		Salt Lake City, UT
10202	February 04, 2010	William Fuller		Lexington, KY
10201	February 03, 2010	Mark Nowakoski		Berwick , PA
10200	February 03, 2010	danielle beebe		holly, MI
10199	February 02, 2010	Christopher STERN		WASHINGTON, DC
10198	February 02, 2010	Kim Hammerstone		Imperial, MO
10197	February 02, 2010	Kyle Whitley		Social Circle, GA
10196	February 01, 2010	Whitney Richter		Laramie, WY
10195	February 01, 2010	Vern Schaller		Rhinelander, WI
10194	February 01, 2010	Larry Wood	TRCP	Las Vegas, NV
10193	February 01, 2010	Brian Jones		Hermitage, PA
10192	February 01, 2010	Richard Cromwell		Ridgefield, CT
10191	January 31, 2010	Jim Mosser	Self-American Sportsman	Independence, KY	At the end of the day, can you take a look in the mirror and tell yourself that our wetlands are a resource that we can destroy. History of the amazon rain forest should be all the proof that once gone, bad things will happen to our lands. Be the point on the spear that changes history.
10190	January 31, 2010	Jason Canouse		Hoboken, NJ
10189	January 30, 2010	Douglas Foster		Hornell, NY
10188	January 29, 2010	Christopher Reynolds		colorado springs, CO
10187	January 28, 2010	Amber Lontine		Waterbury, VT
10186	January 28, 2010	bob masiero		cottage hills, IL
10185	January 27, 2010	Donald E. Herbert	ga_2178201	Ballwin, MO
10184	January 27, 2010	MARK SIEMIENSKI		NEWARK, DE
10183	January 27, 2010	suzanne malone	ga_2084361	woodbridge, VA

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