Morse Lake Downstream Wetland is a state-regulated wetland located in Rowan, Iowa, within Wright County. Designed by Ducks Unlimited, this wetland serves as a Fish and Wildlife Pond, providing important habitat for various species. The wetland has a low hazard potential and a moderate risk assessment, making it a valuable resource for water conservation and climate resilience efforts in the area.

With a storage capacity of 145 acre-feet and a surface area of 18.5 acres, Morse Lake Downstream Wetland plays a crucial role in managing water flow and quality in the region. The wetland features an earth dam with stone core and soil foundation, standing at a height of 8 feet. Equipped with an uncontrolled spillway and other controlled outlet gates, this wetland ensures proper water management while supporting the biodiversity of the area.

As a key component of the local ecosystem, Morse Lake Downstream Wetland contributes to the overall health and sustainability of the surrounding environment. With its strategic location along Morse Lake, this wetland plays a vital role in enhancing water resources and climate resilience, showcasing the importance of wetlands in preserving and protecting our natural landscapes.