marisma
Marisma refers to a wetland or marshland, typically found along coastlines or in low-lying areas where freshwater rivers meet saltwater. These environments are characterized by a mixture of fresh and brackish water, supporting a unique and diverse ecosystem. The term "marisma" is often used in Spanish-speaking regions to describe these transitional zones between land and sea.
The soil in marisma areas is usually waterlogged and rich in organic matter, often composed of silt,
Marisma habitats are vital for a wide array of wildlife. They serve as important breeding grounds, nurseries,