Wetland

usgb/ˈwetlənd/
noun

Land area that is usually soaked with water, like swamps or marshes.

We walked across the wetland to observe the various types of plants and insects thriving in it.
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  • protect the wetland
  • wetland conservation
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Environmental Importance

Wetlands are crucial for the environment; they're often protected areas due to their role in biodiversity and flood control.

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The new nature reserve will safeguard the wetland and its native species.
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Contextual Usage

Use 'wetland' when talking about ecology, geography, and conservation, rather than just bodies of water.

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The wetland provides a habitat for endangered birds and fish.
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Habitat Diversity

Emphasize the variety of life; wetlands are not just water but support a complex ecosystem with many organisms.

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Our wetland tour highlighted the area's diverse plants and amphibian life.
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