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Wetlands are areas generally covered in low levels of water, often areas near to the sea or rivers. They are environmentally important and are habitats for many animals and plants, particularly lots of wetland species of birds. Loss of wetland is caused when these areas are drained to make land fit for housing, industry or farming. This loss means that the continued existence of many animals and plants is threatened as they have less and less habitats available.
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What two land uses result in substantial wetland loss in the US?
urban development and agriculture
What is rate of Louisiana wetland loss?
32% according to a wall street journal study... Alarming right?
How do erosion and deposition affect wetlands?
Erosion in wetlands can cause loss of soil and vegetation, leading to habitat degradation and loss of biodiversity. Deposition, on the other hand, can help build up sediment and organic matter, which is important for wetland formation and growth by creating new habitat and providing nutrients for wetland plants. Both processes play a significant role in shaping wetland ecosystems.
What is the average height of a wetland?
what is the depth of a wetland
Is a salamder a wetland and dryland animal?
Wetland
What is the smallest wetland?
the smallest wetland is the bog
Is the coastal plains a wetland?
The coastal plain is a wetland because it has the term of coastal in it. ''Coastal'' means a wetland.
What is a wetland ecosystem with?
The wetland ecosystem With trees is a swamp.A wetland ecosystem Without trees is a marsh.Hope this helps:)
What part of speech is wetland?
The word wetland is a noun.
Is the Amazon rainforest a wetland?
yes a rain forest is a wetland.
What you call plants that control erosion in a wetland?
natural wetland
When was Morten Wetland born?
Morten Wetland was born in 1951.
