Dickson Wetlands Case Study

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Dickson wetlands contain a rich variety of nature. This ranges from flowers, grass, shrubbery to trees. Most of the flora found around the Dickson wetland is native to Australia and has a very low environmental impact. Some of the dominant flora that was identified is a type of long grass and gumtree’s. These plants help create a beautiful atmosphere and also filter the water. The effects of these natural filtration systems can be seen in the water statistics taken at the wetlands. With a dissolved oxygen level of 100% and 20.0mg/l and a Ph of 7.70, the water levels are within a healthy range. With regular maintenance, Dickson wetlands will continue to be a place for community to gather and for the environment to improve. With weeding and planting of more native flora, the wetlands will continue to improve water quality in the future. This is important for the future because if we can reuse water that is going through the stormwater drains to the wetlands, then there will be less of an issue watering areas such a sporting fields and parks. Wetlands such a Dickson provide a great place to interact with the environment and the community. They have a great importance not only to the community but to the wildlife around it. Dickson wetlands are home to many varied animals. The wetlands have also been …show more content…

It could either both become polluted and destroyed by the community or it could expand, with more flora and fauna biodiversity. This change in the future is all dependant on the care that the community provide. With care from the local community and the government, the Dickson wetlands will continue to be a great place for the community but it may also have many benefits such as the recycled stormwater being used for irrigation. Council workers may be used to maintain the wetlands and surrounding areas. This has already started to be taken into consideration at some of the other wetlands around the

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