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Beavers slow the flow — and the wetlands they create can hold water when there’s plenty, and then release it slowly, when it’s needed. When beavers are active in smaller streams that feed into rivers, this can help decrease peak flows and reduce flooding downstream. The water that’s held back is then available later in the season in times of drought. 🦫🌿💧 #beaver #wetlands #flood | Beaver Food Forest
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How do we love thee, wetlands? Let us count the ways! Wetlands—including marshes, mangroves, swamps, and floodplains—provide many valuable benefits. They serve as homes for the fish we eat, protect coastal communities from storms, and help filter pollution out of our water. We work with partners to protect and restore these habitats, so that they can provide economic and ecological benefits that fisheries and communities depend on. Learn more about why we love wetlands: https://www.fisheries.noa
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Do you know what’s known as Earth’s kidneys? 💧 It’s wetlands! From rivers and lakes, to coastal marine ecosystems and mangroves, wetlands store carbon, protect against floods and feed billions. But we’ve already lost 22% of them since 1970. We need to conserve, restore and use wetlands wisely, because restoring them costs way more than protecting them. ☝️ Watch the video to learn why wetlands matter. | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
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Fish populations are plummeting. ⚠️ This puts food security, livelihoods, and the very health of the rivers, lakes, and wetlands that millions of people depend on at risk. But it’s not too late to turn the tide. Here’s how we can protect what matters most ⬇️ | WWF
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Resilience to drought, flooding, and wildfire centers on one thing: water storage. We need ways to hold water back when it’s raining or the snow is melting, and ways to store it till later — when it hasn’t rained in weeks or months. And when wildfire sweeps across the landscape, we need wet areas that slow the fires down. In wetlands, the spaces between the soil particles are filled with water instead of air, which creates the water storage capacity that we need to be resilient to drought, flood
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Thanks so much for asking! There are many different reasons to install floating wetlands, from habitat improvements to water quality and more. The structure can be made of live willow which can grow and help create the conditions needed for beavers to thrive. We’ve been on an exciting learning curve, building different kinds of floating structures and comparing results. We’re figuring out what structure types are more likely to have turtle pressure and which ones best support plant life. As our
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Since the 1930s Louisiana has lost more than 2,000 square-miles of coastal wetlands. Cook-off for the Coast—an annual event filled with food, music, and art—brings Louisiana’s St. Bernard Parish together in community, while shedding light on the region’s land loss crisis and importance of the coastal restoration work happening across the state. #conservationwork #coastal #foodfestivals #lousianalife #neworleansfood
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