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The Digital Field Trip to The Wetlands | Wetland ecology, food webs and photosynthesis
The five modules, Field Trip, Study of a Bog, Wetlands Types, Mechanisms of a Wetland and Our Endangered Wetlands are integrated into one fully interactive learning tool. The ... as an in-depth study of Photosynthesis. The Wetlands Types module covers the similarities and differences of the various wetland types. The Mechanisms of a Wetland module addresses topics such as nutrient cycles, ...
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Digital Frog International & New Mexico Life Science Standards
Describe an ecosystem Biodiversity The Bog Study, Endangered Wetlands, Nutrient Cycles, Wetland Mechanisms Dependency Web, Botany, Mechanisms, Endangered Rainforest Describe the impact ... , Organism Screens, Wetland Types, Wetland Mechanisms Dependency Web, Botany, Endangered Rainforest, Niches Describe features of resources such as nonrenewable resources are limited Wetland Types, Endangered Wetlands ...
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The Ramsar Convention and under-represented types of wetlands
The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands Under-represented wetland types in the Ramsar "List of Wetlands of International Importance" For more than 30 ... wetland types, and in Resolution VIII.11 (2002) the Parties provided guidelines for the designation of peatlands, wet grasslands, mangroves, and coral reefs in particular. In addition, a few other wetland types ...
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Wetland Values and Functions: introduction
Convention on Wetlands Background papers on Wetland Values and Functions [Journalists and others may quote freely from this document.] WETLAND VALUES AND FUNCTIONS Wetland ecosystems are part of our ... Of course not every wetland performs all these functions - but most wetlands perform many of them. The recent ecosystem study valued the ecosystem services of different wetland types, as defined ...
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R21: West Eugene Wetland Plan (1992)
For disturbed agricultural wetlands, mitigation requirements will be determined using historic wetland types presumed to have existed prior to disturbance and the desired mix by the ... one of the three wetland parameters (water, hydric soil, wetland vegetation) and due to non-wetland activities (agricultural uses) occurring on these sites, their existing wetland value is relatively low. ...
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R21: West Eugene Wetland Plan (1992)
Acquisition for Protection, Mitigation, Restoration and Enhancement The ... Wetland Mitigation Projects, indicates wetland enhancement, restoration, and creation projects (many of which will qualify for mitigation credits in the regional wetlands mitigation bank). The Plan recommends a variety of wetland types ...
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Eco-Pros Types of Wetlands
WETLANDS TYPES OF WETLANDS WETLANDS FUNCTIONS WETLANDS LOSS WETLANDS RECOVERY WETLANDS RESOURCES TYPES OF WETLANDS What exactly are wetlands? Good question, because there are quite a few definitions. Basically, a wetland ... may be found on the USGS and EPA links below. Various Names for Types of Wetland Areas Bog Fen Cypress swamp Gulf Estuary Peatland Pond Prairie pothole Salt marsh Vernal ...
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WWF - Types of wetlands
Problems Our solutions News Resources Types of wetlands All shapes and sizes More information... Ramsar Convention definition of wetland and classification system for wetland type Wetlands are highly productive ... shallow seas, bogs, lakes, and floodplains. Almost every country in the world possesses a wetland of some description. Some are seasonally aquatic, some seasonally terrestrial. All play a ...
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Wetland Elementary
Vocabulary - some common types of wetlands ... floodplain. Other types of wetlands - pond, stream, mud flat, sandy beach, wet meadow (found in prairies) Concepts Wetland troubles - At ... sounds of the wetland, smell the smells, observe what they see. Have them feel and describe different types of soil. ...
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Wetland Middle School
Wetlands are home to over one-third of the nation's endangered species. There are several specific types of wetlands, such as ponds, sloughs, and marshes. Types of ... and fostering plant and animal community development. Wetland communities consist of small ecosystems that are often sensitive to larger environmental problems. -Wetland ecology is interesting and often complex due ...
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