Wetland Restoration & Delineation A wetland can range from a
slight depression, that holds water only after a rain shower, to
a forested swamp with saturated peat soils. Wetland areas are
defined by the types of vegetation, soils and hydrology.
Wetlands are complex, environmentally sensitive eco-systems that
are subject to their own set of federal, state, and local
regulations. Wetland restoration and landscaping near a wetland
may require mitigation procedures such as a specific planting
design, low-impact construction, or other preservation measures.
Wetland delineation is simply identifying the boundary between a
wetland and the adjacent upland. If you are planning on
landscaping a part of your yard that contains a wet area, a
wetland delineation should be performed to determine if a
wetland exists on your property. Environmental Construction
landscape professionals can answer your questions about the
wetland restoration process and wetland delineation. Need
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