Wetlands - USDA
wet meadows and prairies that only hold surface water tempo-rarily, but are seasonally satu-rated, for a part of the growing season. Why Protect Wetlands? Concerns over wetland losses, and the resulting environmental health issues, prompted Congress to enact legislation to protect them and their associated functions that are beneficial to
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