they add water
flood and animals loosing a habbitat?
Wetlands provide important ecological services such as flood control, water filtration, and biodiversity conservation. They also offer recreational opportunities and potential economic benefits through activities like fishing and ecotourism. Additionally, wetlands can improve water quality and help mitigate climate change by storing carbon.
Some companies in the United States that offer protection and insurance for flood and water damage include State Farm, Allstate, Nationwide, and Farmers Insurance. It is important to contact multiple insurance providers to compare coverage options and pricing specific to your location and property.
Hope this helps! wetlands..... purify water, protect from flooding, provide habitats for animals, and soak up flood water.
Biodyversity protection.
Biodyversity protection.
Biodyversity protection.
Wetlands help control flooding by absorbing excess water during heavy rainfall and releasing it slowly over time. The vegetation in wetlands slows down the flow of water and allows it to be stored in the soil, reducing the risk of downstream flooding. Wetlands also act as natural sponges, reducing the peak flows of rivers and streams during storms.
Wetlands are wet because they exist only near the ocean and usually flood and drain during high and low tide. Wetlands coexist with the ocean to make a fragile and abundant ecosystem, and subsequently are wet most of the time.
Wetlands are recognized in Ontario, and throughout the world as diverse, and very productive natural areas.The protection of our wetlands has been strengthened by recent changes to provincial policies and legislation.
Scott Frazier has written: 'An overview of the world's Ramsar sites' -- subject(s): Birds, Protection of, Convention on Wetlands of International Importance Especially as Waterfowl Habitat, International cooperation, International status, Law and legislation, Protection of Birds, Wetland conservation, Wetlands 'Directory of wetlands of international importance' -- subject(s): Directories, Wetlands, Wetland conservation
Gail Bingham has written: 'Issues in Wetlands Protection'