Question

1. fill in the missing labels on the image.

wetlands human stakeholders
image of a figure with blank labels and some labeled as recreation experience & view, recreation angler, recreation hunter

1. the hooded warbler is a ________ wetland species.

a. temporary
b. seasonal
c. permanent

1. riparian wetlands are particularly vulnerable to destruction, but serves which of the following?

a. floodplain protection
b. aesthetic viewsheds
c. nutrient cycling
d. stopover sites

1. which of the following was enacted to restore and maintain the chemical and biological integrity of the nation’s waters?

a. wetland-mitigation banking
b. water quality trading
c. clean water act
d. safe drinking water act

1. which of the following allows organizations like farmers to be part of the amount of pollution they discharge?

a. wetland-mitigation banking
b. clean water act
c. water quality trading
d. farm bill

Explanation:

Question 7

The hooded warbler is a seasonal wetland species. Seasonal species use wetlands during specific seasons (e.g., migration or breeding seasons) rather than temporarily (short - term) or permanently (year - round).

Riparian wetlands are located along water bodies. One of their key functions is floodplain protection as they can absorb excess water during floods, reducing flood damage. Aesthetic viewsheds are more about visual appeal, nutrient cycling is a broader wetland function not specific to riparian, and stopover sites are for migratory birds in other wetland types.

The Clean Water Act was enacted to restore and maintain the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the nation's waters. Wetland - mitigation banking is for wetland compensation, Water Quality Trading is for pollution trading, and the Safe Drinking Water Act is for drinking water safety.

Answer:

B. Seasonal

Question 8