PPT-Swamps & Marshes By: Zach Adams & Allie Maples

What is a Swamp or Marsh A swamp is a wetland that is primarily composed of trees or what most called being forested A marsh is a wetland that is mostly fashioned with smaller plant types like grass and reeds not large plants such as trees . pumpkin on the first day. She the next two days. Allie pickIf Allie continues this pumpkin pickfirst pick 6 pumpkins? Day Pumpkins 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 2 5 4 3 8 5 3 11 6 3 14 7 4 18 8 4 22 9 4 26 10 4 30 Estuaries. Estuaries are where the salt and fresh water mix. Sheltered environments for saltmarshes and mangroves. Spawning areas for fish. Recreational regions for man. Location where fishing industries are often situated. Mangroves require warm tropical conditions.. The mangrove swamp is a wetland which is covered by water only at high tide. It is found between the shore and the coral reef in tropical areas. It plays an important part in keeping the coral reef safe. . Louiza (Looza) Wise, Sam (Swaggin) Manno, Andi (Awesome) Kasper. Largest swamps/marshes: Llanos de Moxos in South America and Florida Everglades. Physical Characteristics. Marshes. water levels change constantly . Salt Marshes. FUNCTIONAL. Human and Marine Interactions. Salt marshes provide more ecosystem services to coastal populations then any other environment. Salt marshes have experienced intense and varied human impacts that range from reclamation, waste disposal, and livestock grazing. Salt marshes now must be understood as highly valuable habitats whose worth is generated by a suite of ecosystem services that are critical in sustaining healthy lifestyles for coastal populations and the natural resources they depend on. . Middle-of-the-road. “the givens for KM”. Alternative routes?. “Fellow travellers”. Spectacular views,. Worth the effort to reach. Winding lanes,. Unexpected approaches. Raw output from #. Kmers. so important to wash your hands?” asks Amanda. “Yea mom I don’t understand, there isn’t even anything on them!” Shouts Allie. . Their. mother thinks about this for a moment and then says, . Non-Fiction Text Dependent Questions and Vocabulary. The Wetlands. Chapter 1- Key Ideas & Details. 1. What is the main idea of this chapter?. 2. What happened after the heavy rains fell? Give the cause and effect.. improved conservation through understanding. CONSERVATION RESEARCH. At Elkhorn Slough Reserve. PLACE-BASED SCIENCE. LONG-TERM MONITORING. CITIZEN SCIENTISTS. INFORMING MANAGEMENT. RESTORATION EXPERIMENTS. Marine or Saltwater . Aquatic Biomes . Freshwater . Stream . River . Ecosystems . Wetland . Lake . Lentic. . Zones. -Standing. . Lotic. . Zones. -. . flowing. How are aquatic biomes categorized?. Made by . Suraya. . Mcnamee. , Stephanie Vera, Camila Garcia and Mariam Ahmed. Swamps . Globally. The red spots show the swamps around the world. As you can see, South Asia, Australia and Northeast Africa have the most swamps.. Chapter Summaries . And Notes. Chapter One. As the novel opens, the narrator, Holden Caulfield, speaks directly to the reader from a mental hospital or sanatorium in southern California. He says that he will tell us (the readers) of events occurring around Christmastime of the previous year. First, however, he mentions his older brother, D.B., a writer who now works in nearby Hollywood and visits Holden nearly every weekend.. Honeymoon in Greece By Brett Adams IMTG 100 Section 11 Adams 2/26/2019 2 Can you see that?! I’m day drunk in Greece! In all seriousness though, Greece is an amazing place that my fiancée and I cannot wait to visit. Here are some things on our to do list: - CEE PAN 2020 slide 1 Introduction to Nuclear Astrophysics Zach MeiselPAN 2020 Zach Meisel, JINA - CEE PAN 2020 slide 2 Nuclear Astrophysics is the study of: Extremely dense matter Energy generatio