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Importance of UK Wetlands

24/08/201512/10/2023 Ian Campbell

Why are wetlands important to our ecosystem?   A wetland can be areas of marsh, fen, peatland or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static… Continue reading Importance of UK Wetlands

Tagged biodiversity, flood control, wetlands
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Why Water Meadows Are Important

30/04/201512/10/2023 Ian Campbell

What is a water meadow? The Rivers Trust explains it well....  http://www.theriverstrust.org/newsletter/winter_06/issue_10/newsletter.html Water meadows are quite distinct from other forms of wet grassland. Engineered topography, weirs, channels, sluices and sloping… Continue reading Why Water Meadows Are Important

Tagged habitat, otter, vole, water meadows, wetlands, wildlife

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