What are wetlands? Wetlands can be defined as a place “where the land meets the water.” They consist of water, saturated soil and vegetation. In other words, they are areas of very shallow water and special soil that allow certain plant life to grow.
Wetlands can be defined as a place “where the land meets the water.” They consist of water, saturated soil and vegetation. In other words, they are areas of very shallow water and special soil that allow certain plant life to grow. 
