Pre-RFPEnvironmental ServicesDetected Jun 12, 2026

The Task Force urges the state to continue implementing wetland restoration programs such as CREP and RIM and to focus additional resources on protecting and restoring natural hydrology in Minnesota’s peatlands. They highlight peatlands’ roles in climate resilience, carbon storage, and mercury methylation, and endorse broader Minnesota Water Sustainability Framework recommendations, including an Ecosystem Integrity Act and research into ecosystem services valuation. These directions suggest ongoing and potentially expanded capital and restoration work requiring hydrologic assessment, design, construction, and monitoring, especially in peatland regions.Ecological restoration firms, hydrologic engineers, and carbon/climate service providers can track for increased funding into CREP/RIM and peatland-focused projects and position to provide technical designs, monitoring, and ecosystem service quantification tools needed to support future statutory and program frameworks.

The proposed Ecosystem Integrity Act would embed ecosystem service valuation into policy and could drive demand for specialized economic and ecological modeling services.

Minnesota Attorney General Office | Advisory Task Force on the Future of Minnesota WaterWetland restoration and peatland hydrology protection initiatives

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