Author: Morgan

Hi, I’m Morgan L. Hayes, the founder of WetlandAct.org. As a passionate wetland ecologist, with over 15 years of experience studying and advocating for America’s vital wetland ecosystems, I truly believe that wetlands are Earth’s Lungs and Nature’s Sanctuary. Growing up in the bayous of Louisiana, my love for wetlands began at an early age, inspired by the amazing biodiversity right at my doorstep. WetlandAct.org is my dream come true, a platform that raises awareness about the indispensable benefits of wetlands and the urgent need for their conservation. When I’m not knee-deep in marshes, you can find me bird watching, kayaking, and sharing the wonders of wetlands through photography and writing. Join me on this journey to protect and cherish our precious wetlands.

  • Wetland Amphibians In California

    Morgan

    Learn about the importance of wetlands in California and their role in regulating climate, storing water, controlling pollution, and maintaining ecosystems. Explore the various types of wetlands and the diverse range of amphibian species that rely on these habitats. Discover how wetlands provide vital services and the need for their protection and restoration.

  • Wetlands Water Purification In California

    Morgan

    Discover the crucial services provided by wetlands in California: water storage, pollution control, groundwater recharge, nutrient cycling, shoreline protection, biodiversity maintenance, and more. Learn about the importance of wetlands in improving water quality and promoting recreation and education.

  • Wetland Birds In California

    Morgan

    Discover the incredible diversity of wetland birds in California and learn about the importance of these unique habitats. Explore the services wetlands provide, from regulating climate to supporting wildlife. Uncover the wonders of wetland ecosystems in California!

  • Wetland Plants In California

    Morgan

    Discover the diverse world of wetland plants in California and their significance in supporting biodiversity and ecological functions. Explore the importance of wetlands in regulating climate, storing water, controlling pollution, and maintaining natural communities. Learn about common, endangered, and invasive wetland plants in the state. Protect and conserve these essential ecosystems for their valuable ecosystem…