Put these in order: Wetlands are a source of water for the world. They serve as a natural niter for water
Wetlands are home to several macroinvertebrates (water critters), many of which are
identified and counted to help determine the level of pollution
Historically, the wetlands were used as a portion of the Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman is considered an unsung naturalist.
Waterways, such as those that run through a wetland habitat, were used to lead many to
freedom; using the North Star, the call of owls, the water itself and the plants and herbs along
the way
Wetlands are being degraded for farmland use.
which is more important: agriculture production or clean water?
A wetland provides home to a host of species; they are considered to be one of the most
biodiverse places on the planet.
The energy pyramid within a wetland consists of heterotrophs such as lilies, cattails and trees,
such as Oaks, Maples and Sassafras.
There are a host of flies that serve as primary consumers. They serve as a major source of
food for secondary consumers such as bullfrogs, birds and salamanders.