FAQ - Wetlands 1.
Wetlands are a natural areas that hold water.
Generally found in low-lying areas, wetlands can be as small as a wading pool or as large as a lake. Despite the wetland's size, the water is usually shallow. Some wetlands stay wet all year, while others dry out for months at a time. There are many different kinds of wetlands throughout North America. Marshes, swamps, bogs, and mangroves are some of the wetlands you can find.