Wetland complex definition
Wetland complex means a grouping of two or more wetlands, not including grazed wet meadows, that meet the following criteria:
Wetland complex means the wetland and hydrological complex adjacent to EKNP; and
Wetland complex means areas where wetlands and uplands form a highly interspersed mosaic, often with a number of small, hydrologically interconnected (either through ground water or surface water) wetlands as commonly found in hummock and swale topography.
More Definitions of Wetland complex
Wetland complex means a grouping of two or more wetlands, not including grazed wet meadows, which meet the following criteria: (1) Each wetland included in the complex is within 500 feet of the delineated edge of at least one other wetland in the complex;