These include: increasing nutrients, turbidity and changing chemical composition of water physical intrusion (e.g. power-lines in bird flight paths) removal or changes in native vegetation and habitat for native animals and noise which may scare water birds THE IMPORTANCE OF WETLANDS Historically wetlands have been undervalued and seen as wasteland to be filled and drained.
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These wetlands wasteland native animals and noise
include seen to be filled may scare
increasing nutrients, turbidity and changing chemical composition of water physical intrusion (e.g. power-lines in bird flight paths) removal or changes in native vegetation and habitat for native animals and noise
as wasteland
THE IMPORTANCE OF WETLANDS