Wetlands

The wetland biome is one that many people don’t really see as being important. In fact, in many areas they consider it to be irritating. Swampland is the most common type of wetland biome, but they also include marshes and bogs and they can be various sizes. Some of them are very long and deep. Others are nothing more than a few feet of water in a given location but they are still very important. The water that makes up the wetlands is....

The wetland biome is made up of waters that support plant life in those areas. They help the environment to prevent flooding and take on excess amounts of water from other lakes or rivers, also they can put water back into lakes and rivers when they become to low. One of the biggest wetland biome can be found in Florida, it has humid conditions that are able to help plant life survive. Hurricane Katrina has destroyed many of the wetland areas in Louisiana and with a change in the environment most of them have not been able to recover. It is important to protect the wetlands because they are very important to our environment and to other biomes in the world.