Scenarios about 'wetland conservation'
Wetland conservation encompasses efforts to protect, restore, and manage marsh, swamp, bog, and similar ecosystems that serve as critical habitats for diverse plant and wildlife species. These areas provide essential environmental services including water filtration, flood control, carbon sequestration, and shoreline stabilization across human history. In alternate timelines, different approaches to wetland management could significantly impact ecological stability, agricultural development, urban expansion, and climate change mitigation efforts.
What If The Everglades Restoration Began Decades Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where comprehensive Everglades restoration efforts began in the 1940s rather than the 1990s, potentially preserving one of America's most unique ecosystems and transforming Florida's development patterns.