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Wetlands and forest at the Chincoteague National…

Wetlands and forest at the Chincoteague National…

Wetlands and forest at the Chincoteague National…

This conceptual diagram illustrates the process in which higher level trophic organisms have a smaller and smaller area of habitat to occupy when environmental parameters that affect these organisms are degraded. — Habitat squeeze

Concrete slabs, shown on the left side of the photo, can be spaced apart to provide wildlife access to and from wetlands and uplands while still providing some degree of shoreline protection. This innovative approach is generally considered an improvement over the common rip rap shown on the right side of this photo, which is a significant and often insurmountable obstacle to wildlife.
May 2005, Town Creek, Oxford, MD — Upland trees, phragmites marsh and shoreline…

Seagrass restoration

Habitat 2D: protected sand

Reef 2D: deep habitat

Habitat 2D: intertidal mud

Habitat 2D: intertidal mudflat

Habitat 2D: subtidal mud

Conceptual diagram illustrating tropical habitats for seagrass ecosystems. — Tropical seagrass ecosystem

Temperate Salt Marsh Habitat Summary

Temperate Seagrass Ecosystems Habitat Summary

Habitat 2D: exposed sand with calcareous base

Habitat 2D: good vs. bad

Habitat 2D: underwater shoreline

Mangrove reclamation effects

Mangrove restricted tidal exchange effects

Mangrove zonal shift effects

Seagrass loss and recovery

Seagrass: potential habitat

Mangrove gain effects