siteswetlands
Siteswetlands is a term used in environmental planning to refer to individual wetland sites singled out for conservation, research, or resource management within a broader landscape. The term is not itself an official designation, but it is commonly used in inventories, planning documents, and project proposals to denote discrete units of wetland habitat.
Siteswetlands encompass a range of wetland types including freshwater marshes, swamps, bogs, fens, mangroves, and tidal
Documentation and management practices for siteswetlands typically involve recording location coordinates, area, hydrology, vegetation, land use,
Threats to siteswetlands include drainage and land conversion, pollution, invasive species, over-extraction of water, and climate
In relation to broader frameworks, siteswetlands may be designated as Ramsar sites or included in national