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Park wetlands, Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, 2016.
Summary
Lewis and Clark National Historical Park recognizes the importance of wetlands for the sustenance of various plants, animals, prevention of river flooding, as a natural absorber of carbon dioxide and as a provider of sustainable livelihoods for many families worldwide.
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Date
2016
Source
National Parks Gallery
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Public Domain Dedication
