5-6+Wetlands+(Lowland+Forest)

By: Thomas, Aaron, Sarah, Christian and Bianca

Wetlands Little Pond Deep within the woods Where water creature’s lay Amazing part of the world Home, water, and food for animals



 In our ecosystem the ground is covered with so many leaves you can’t even see the ground. You can’t see the sky because there are so many branches. Not much sunlight gets through. The lake of mud smells like rotten eggs. The leaves feel very dry. I could hear birds chirping. No animal there was bigger than 2 inches. There was also no species in the water. The trees there were very thin and shrubs were abundant. The soil is very wet there. All land slopes down to algae covered ponds that collect rain water. It is not a monoculture but has much biodiversity because of many different small shrubs and plants and lots of trees.



There are many abiotic things such as soil made of many decomposed leaves and animals and water filled with algae. As for biotic things there are many bugs and small organisms. Also there are many trees and shrubs as well as very small plants. An example of succession is when the pond water dries up every winter.







Our Pictures show the pond in which all the rain water is collected, it also shows plant life with trees and shrubs. It shows the biodiversity of the environment with different trees, shrubs and organisms like worms