PWS Education, Experience, Ethics
www.wetlandcert.org

    Member Login

Overview of Program
Certification Committees
Bylaws
Standing Rules
Renewal Process

Body of Knowledge
Requirements
Newsletters
FAQ
Code of Ethics
Application Forms

Public Sector Perspective
Academic Perspective

Directory of Advertisers
Annual Maintenance Fee
Online Store
Advertising Media Kit
Job Board
National Representation
PWS Mixer Sponsors
Become A Mixer Sponsor
PWS Photo Gallery
Search for a Scientist
Update My Address
Contact Us

Society of Wetland Scientists

Society of Wetland Scientists Professional Certification Program



National Representation

In an ongoing effort to better understand, service, and recognize the breadth of representation by PWS and WPIT across the United States, the SWS Professional Certification Program recently conducted a spatial exploration. The results are quite interesting. Overall, the highest representation is in states bordering our larger coastal and fresh water bodies. For PWS, the highest concentrations are aggregated in just two states; Florida and Washington. Stand outs regions include the West Coast, Great Lakes and the Atlantic Seaboard. Along the Gulf Coast, the state of Texas had the largest concentration of PWS. The story is similar for WPITs with the highest representation in Florida, Washington, and Virginia.
Map showing where our PWS members are located.

As presented in the Perspectives section above and amplified by this map of WPIT, we all need to identify those who will fill our ranks in the future. The white states on this map speak to this urgent need.
Map showing where our WPIP members are located.

Maps created by Jules Opton-Himmel, The Nature Conservancy


© Copyright 2006 Society of Wetland Scientists Professional Certification Program 8/26/10