Wetland Assessment Techniques

Wetland assessment techniques are methods used to evaluate the health and quality of wetland environments. These techniques involve analyzing the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of wetlands. Common approaches include vegetation surveys to identify plant types, water quality testing for pollutants, and examining soil properties. Additionally, scientists may use aerial imagery and field observations to assess habitat diversity and function. The goal is to understand wetland health, guide conservation efforts, and ensure these vital ecosystems continue to provide benefits such as habitat for wildlife and water filtration.