Yesterday for the oak hammock marsh, we did an activity where there was a bunch of stationsthat would help us answer the question on the piece of paper we had. One thing that I learned was the sound of a few different birds. Another thing that i learned the different kinds of branches a few trees have. The last thing I learned was what the different kinds of tracks that so animals have.

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What is a wetland Biodiversity How do wetlands help the environment What do wetlands help the watershed Improve water quality Flood control The draining of wetlands Provides habitat Carbon dioxide mitigation Plants in a wetland What does losing a wetland do to the environment Economic benefits of a wetland Education, research, awareness, knowledge of ecosystems and sustainability Phosphate reduction Climate control factors influencing positivity climate change Pest control
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Infographie  https://www.canva.com/design/DAC2DB4h1Oc/S7OT5gff-94gNb5v7xsrZQ/view Slides  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/100gF0RVTG7webKOvbdjG-WknmJEvEZJ9-rDjtJdSJp4
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