Answer to Question 1
Wetlands are swamps, ponds, and other places where water often stands. Wetlands are
important for the following reasons:
Provide habitat for wildlife
Aesthetic and recreational purposes
Flood control
Improvements in water quality
Shoreline erosion control
Answer to Question 2
Wildlife refers to plant and animal organisms that live in the wild and rely on natural
food and habitat to survive. Improper use of pesticides and/or fertilizers exposes
wildlife to pesticide dangers, which in turn offsets the delicate balance in nature and
causes major environmental concerns.
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