WETLANDS

World Distributions

• They originate in Canada, North America, Africa
• They also originate in Asia, Europe, and Central South America

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

Average Parcipitation

TYPICAL PLANTS

• Sparting alterniflora
• Juncus gerardi
• Myriophyllum spp.

TYPICAL AMIMALS

• Snakes
• Turtles
• Lizards
• Frogs

ECOLOGICAL CONCERNS

• Design and construction, education, consulting.

CURRENT CONSERVATION EFFORTS

• The plan is to indentify the plan
• The second part is to resolve the conflict

FUTURE CONCERVATION EFFORTS

GENERAL PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION

• Wetlands are diverse.
• They are productive ecosystems
• Also of ecological and economic value

HABITAT DESCRIPTION

• Wetlands are areas where water covers the soil,
• Or is present either at or near the surface of the soil all year
• Or for varying periods of time

DISTRIBUTION

• Wetlands exist in every country
• Wetlands exsist in every climate zone
• From polar regions to the tropics

ADAPTIONS

• Beaver Dams The American Beaver (castor