Estuaries are home to thousands of species of birds, fish, and mammals. Mangroves are imperative for juvenile bonefish and tarpon growth and survival.

Estuaries act as natural filters. Water from rivers and streams can carry sediments, nutrients and pollutants into estuaries in runoff from the land, some of ...

22 июл. 2022 г. · Estuaries are bodies of water where rivers meet the sea. They provide homes for diverse wildlife, including popular fish species.

They act as nurseries and safe havens for small fish, shellfish, and migratory bird species, ensuring their survival and contributing to the biodiversity of the ...

Birds, fish, amphibians, insects, and other wildlife depend on estuaries to live, feed, nest, and reproduce.

They also help control pollution. Water from upland areas often carries sediment and pollutants. The marshy land and plants in estuaries filter these pollutants ...

Estuaries are important for freshwater and marine life as they provide a unique habitat, rich in nutrients and biodiversity.

Many species of fish and wildlife depend on the sheltered waters and land areas of estuaries as spawning places. Estuaries have an important commercial value.

Estuaries maintain water quality in the sea by filtering out sediment and nutrients. Microorganisms break down organic matter and sediments bind pollutants.