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when #ecosystems thrive, they protect us—absorbing #floods, softening #heatwaves, keeping #disease in check. #forests, #wetlands, #reefs, and #grasslands act as nature’s safety net, holding everything in #balance. but when we destroy them, we unravel the very systems keeping us alive. ⁠

by protecting #nature, we protect ourselves. every #tree, every #river, every #species is part of the web that holds our world together. if we want a future, we have to fight for it.

- #EarthlyEducation

I arrive in predawn darkness to venture into the Fernhill Wetlands preserve. My eyes glance upward to the nighttime sky already graying in the east. The moon pushes night toward the western horizon, fleeing the advent of morning light. My ears catch the dim hum of traffic hanging at the edges of quiet.

#wetlands #birdwatching #flowers #sunrises #sunsets #rainbows #clouds #mountains #lakes #Oregon #industrialism #landscapephotography #naturephotography #photoessay

sacredwonderland.us/fernhill-w

Sacred Wonderland · Fernhill Wetlands: From Human Waste to Thriving LifeA photo-essay featuring birds, flowers, and scenery of the Fernhill Wetlands in Forest Grove, Oregon, where human waste nourishes wildness.

#MarshMadness Day 5

A proper marsh! yeah some dead trees in the back but the foreground area is all proper marsh! Technically, marshes are wetlands dominated by grasses and similar herbaceous plants, whereas swamps are wetlands dominated by woody plants (trees). In case you wondered the difference...but they are both types of wetlands so I say join in the hashtag fun of Marsh Madness if you have anything somewhat fitting!

Time for an introduction post.

I was in the Nov '22 migration from the birdsite. Enjoyed a good server, but I needed to move to a non-US one.
Retired, married many decades, recently moved to a blue state. I mostly boost an eclectic mix of others toots.
There may be cursing. I am dieting.
Looking forward to connecting with new and old friends.

#introduction #libraries #books #history #USPolitics #wetlands #Birds #democracy #BlackLivesMatter #Disability #mysteries #gardening
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Large-scale loss of Mediterranean coastal marshes under rising sea levels by 2100 nature.com/articles/s43247-025

#Mediterranean #coastal #wetlands account for important biodiversity and ecosystem services. But climate-change induced #sealevel rise poses a critical risk to their survival. Here, we assess these risks for Mediterranean coastal marshes, one key type of Mediterranean coastal wetlands, and identify main drivers for future coastal marsh change for the Mediterranean and comparable coastlines. We apply an integrated modelling approach that accounts for future sea-level rise, sediment accretion, coastal management and marsh inland migration processes. Depending on climate mitigation scenarios, widespread coastal marsh loss is projected, ranging from 8% to 92% of current extents. For Egypt, France, and Algeria, we predict (near) total loss of coastal marshes by 2100 for current coastal management and sediment supply scenarios. Overall, losses could at least be halved if additional inland migration space were created, e.g. through passive or active habitat restoration. Bold climate mitigation and local adaptation are needed to preserve existing coastal marshes.

Return of tiny olive perchlet to the wild in Victoria offers hope for endangered species abc.net.au/news/2025-01-19/rar

"This #fish, around 5 cm long, was officially declared extinct in Victoria in the 1980s after it was last spotted in the wild way back in 1929. This population, which has been bred in captivity, forms part of a much larger effort to bring the species back into the wild across #wetlands and river systems... The species eats smaller aquatic pests and is a food source for water #birds"