Tuesday, June 15, 2010
What is Atchafalaya Swamp?
The Atchafalaya Swamp (or Atchafalaya Basin) is a swamp located in South Central Louisiana. At 595,000 acres, it's the biggest swamp in the United States. The Basin supports more than 300 species of birds, 100 species of fish, 40 mammalian species, 40 reptilian species, and 20 amphibian species!
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You include essential information about the topic and all pictures add to our understanding of basic facts and the problems.
ReplyDeletePlease help me understand why the swamp is filling up with silt and mud. I am not clear on that yet.
Also, let us know who is already helping the Atchafalaya and how we can help the Atchafalaya, too.
Nice work!
Amazing ,the size and amount of species that inhabit the swamp! How does this help the biosphere.
ReplyDeleteI thought that your pages were interesting and very descriptive i really like your Blog
ReplyDeleteArmeni
I liked it but i would like to know how it is being afected
ReplyDeleteEthan (the awesome)