California Wetlands and The Batiquitos Lagoon

It is a miracle that the California wetlands and Bachishitos lagoon ecologists have revealed the importance of wetland assets, most of which have yet to be destroyed. In California there are some developmental compromises that saves other wetlands while destroying wetlands. This is explained in the example of Batiquitos Lagoon in Carlsbad, California. An agreement was concluded between Los Angeles Port and California State in 1987. If Batiquitos Lagoon is restored, the contract will allow part of the port of Los Angeles to be used for commercial development.

Waituna Lagoon is part of the internationally recognized 20,000 ha Awarua Wetlands. Wetlands known as 1,350 hectares of lagoon and adjacent Wittla wetland science reserve (3,500 hectares) were designated as internationally important Ramsar sites in 1976. An important promise under the Ramsar Convention is to maintain and improve the ecological health of wetlands. Waituna Lagoon is one of the largest wetland systems in New Zealand and consists of many domestically important ecosystems. Its cultural significance for Ngai Tahu was recognized by the statutory approval of NgaiTahu claims solution in 1998. Lagoons and wetlands are also the source of food and entertainment for a wider community of generations, including fishermen, hunters and fishermen.

Wetlands are one of the most productive ecosystems in the world. Wetlands are part of the land covering the soil throughout the year or a portion of it. Wetlands appear in a variety of forms including wetlands, wetlands, estuaries, tidal flats, lakes, lagoons, ponds, deltas, coral reefs, sinks, shallows, floodplains, and the like. Wetlands, regardless of shape and size, are often found in humans, fish and wildlife such as protection and improvement of water quality, provision of fish and wildlife habitat, flood storage, maintenance of surface water during drought, reduction We will provide important services. Soil erosion

I volunteered to participate in Batiquitos Lagoon and Ford Wildlife Habitat which are part of San Elijo Lagoon. I love volunteers and I am planning to provide more volunteer services for recovery activities on December 20th. I contributed to the protection of the natural habitat maintained by the lagoon, so I feel that I did something with both community organizations. Provide food to various wildlife. My work includes building a plant protection cage and planting traditional trees in Ford's wildlife habitat. Eucalyptus trees were planted in this area before construction of railroads (Eucalyptus was used to make sleepers).