Title: Wetland Ecosystems
1Wetland Ecosystems
2What is a Wetland?
- A wetland is an area with both dry land and land
that is covered in water for at least a portion
of the year.
3Wetlands - Take Another Look
http//www.cws-scf.ec.gc.ca/hww-fap/
4Types of Wetlands
There are both freshwater and saltwater wetlands.
5Ponds What Will You Find?
- In the water
- Insects
- Damselfly Larva
- Water Boatman
- Plants
- Water Lilly
- Duckweed
- Animals
- Tadpole
- Beaver
- On the land
- Insects
- Dragonfly
- Mosquito
- Plants
- Willow
- Grass
- Animals
- Moose
- Red-winged Blackbird
6A Creature From a Pond
This is a drawing of a dragonfly. Dragonfly
larvae live in the pond. Adult dragonflies fly
over the pond and eat other insects like
mosquitoes. Dragonflies are our friends. By Chris
Yakymyshyn
7Comparing a Frog and a Duck
8Why are Wetlands Important?
- Wetlands are important for migratory birds.
- Wetlands help control floods.
- Wetlands filter the water for rivers and lakes.
- Wetlands are home to many different species of
plants, animals and insects. - Wetlands are beautiful!
9Are Wetlands in Danger?
- Wetlands are disappearing! Humans have destroyed
millions of hectares on the Canadian prairies
alone. - Many species are in danger because their habitat
is vanishing. - Air and water pollution are serious threats to
wetland ecosystems.
10What Can We Do to Help?
- Educate people help them care about wetlands as
important and beautiful spaces. - Give time or money to conservation groups
fighting to save wetlands. - Write to your government ask them to preserve
our wetlands.
11Wetland Websites
Canadian Wildlife Service - Hinterland Whos
Who http//www.cws-scf.ec.gc.ca/hww-fap/wetlands/
wetlands.html Gander Academy Ecosystems
Wetlands http//www.stemnet.nf.ca/CITE/ecowetland
s.htm Encarta Online http//encarta.msn.com/find/
concise.asp?ti761579617sid1s1 Canadas
Aquatic Environments http//www.aquatic.uoguelph.
ca/index.asp
12Authors
- Chris Yakymyshyn
- Enjoys drawing, especially animals.
- Rhys Chambers
- Owner of 3 amphibians, I really like frogs!