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WHAT THE NATION’S BANKERS THINK ABOUT WETLAND MITIGATION BANKS Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University Frank Lupi, Michigan State University Deborah Bailey, MI Dept. of Environmental Quality
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Page 1: WHAT THE NATIONS BANKERS THINK ABOUT WETLAND MITIGATION BANKS Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University Frank Lupi, Michigan State University Deborah.

WHAT THE NATION’S BANKERSTHINK ABOUT WETLAND

MITIGATION BANKS

Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University

Frank Lupi,Michigan State University

Deborah Bailey,MI Dept. of Environmental Quality

Page 2: WHAT THE NATIONS BANKERS THINK ABOUT WETLAND MITIGATION BANKS Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University Frank Lupi, Michigan State University Deborah.

Background Wetland mitigation banks since

1995 Federal Guidance

Mitigation through purchase of credits for wetlands constructed, enhanced, or preserved

Some bio-physical studies of wetland banks’ ecology

Other studies based on gov’t agency personnel and documents

Courtesy: MI Seagrant

Page 3: WHAT THE NATIONS BANKERS THINK ABOUT WETLAND MITIGATION BANKS Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University Frank Lupi, Michigan State University Deborah.

Study of Bank Managers

NationwideNationwide

380 mitigation banks ID’d

280 managers of those banks

Stratified by state

Over-sampled states w/<5

RR = 74%, CR = 99%

Courtesy: Ducks Unlimited

Page 4: WHAT THE NATIONS BANKERS THINK ABOUT WETLAND MITIGATION BANKS Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University Frank Lupi, Michigan State University Deborah.

MethodMethod

Identify key informantsIdentify key informantsIn-depth, structured interviewsIn-depth, structured interviews

Interview guide; iterative designInterview guide; iterative design@ 30-60 minutes@ 30-60 minutesAudio-recordedAudio-recorded

Transcripts; > 1,800 pagesTranscripts; > 1,800 pages Data analysisData analysis

Qualitative-Atlas LI ©Qualitative-Atlas LI ©Quantitative-SPSS © Quantitative-SPSS ©

Page 5: WHAT THE NATIONS BANKERS THINK ABOUT WETLAND MITIGATION BANKS Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University Frank Lupi, Michigan State University Deborah.

Key ThemesKey Themes Iterative coding processIterative coding process

Themes emergedThemes emerged Representative quotesRepresentative quotes

Example: Key themes forExample: Key themes for Obstacles Faced Keys to Success

Structured questions for Wetland Types in BanksWetland Types in Banks OwnershipOwnership

• Proposed Banks• Bank attributes

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Bank Ownership

99 Non-profitNon-profit 6%6%

4242 PrivatePrivate 30%30%

8989 GovernmentGovernment 64%64%

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Bankers’ ExperienceBankers’ Experience

7

8

9

10

11

Average time working in banking

Average Time Working in Banking

Government

Private

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Educational Levels of BankersEducational Levels of Bankers

Educational History

Government

No AdvancedSchooling

Associates orBachelors

Masters

PhD

Educational History Private

No AdvancedSchoolingAssociates orBachelorsMasters

PhD

Page 9: WHAT THE NATIONS BANKERS THINK ABOUT WETLAND MITIGATION BANKS Michael D. Kaplowitz, Michigan State University Frank Lupi, Michigan State University Deborah.

Size of Wetland Banks Size of Wetland Banks

Range: 0.50 acres to 48,000 acresRange: 0.50 acres to 48,000 acres Mean = 963 acresMean = 963 acres

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Mitigation Bank Growth Mitigation Bank Growth

0

20

40

60

80

None One Two or More

Proposed Expansions or Banks

Government Private

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Obstacles FacedObstacles Faced

Requirements/ Regulation

Changes

Lack of Agency

Support

Inexperience

of

Regulators

Bureaucracy

TimeIn Lieu Fee

Programs

Money

Right

Site

Public

PerceptionsLandowners

Competition

Science/ Nature

0

5

1 0

1 5

2 0

2 5

3 0

Requirements/ Regulation

Changes

Bureaucracy Money Landowners

Percentage of Managers Commenting on Particular Obstacle

Government Private

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Keys to SuccessKeys to Success

Site Selection

Hydrology

Design

Technical Knowledge

Commitment/Monitoring

Agency Support

Funding

Demand

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Si te Sel ec ti on T ec hni c al K nowl edge Fundi ng

Key to Success

Percentage of Managers Commenting on Particular Key to

Success

Government Private

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Extensive Data SetExtensive Data Set

What would you ask of this data?What would you ask of this data?

What comparative analyses matter?What comparative analyses matter? Is the breakdown by govt/private useful?Is the breakdown by govt/private useful? Other comparisons?Other comparisons?

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AcknowledgementsAcknowledgements

Thank you very much.


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