What is a Fen?

Fens are an important wetland type in the mountains of California. Fens are permanently saturated wetlands, receiving significant water and nutrients from a ground source of water. Ground water fed fens are widespread in the California mountains of the Sierra Nevada, coast range, and southern Cascades.

Canadian Wetland Classification System — Wetland Policy

Fen, Definition, Description, Chemistry, Plants, Fen vs Bog, & Facts

Bogs and Fens

Wetlands. What is a Wetland? Types of wetlands. – Marshes – Swamps – Bogs – Fens Types of wetlands. – Marshes – Swamps – Bogs – Fens Water saturated patches. - ppt download

Peatland (Mire Types): Based on Origin and Behavior of Water, Peat Genesis, Landscape Position, and Climate

Nutuvukti Lake and Fen (U.S. National Park Service)

PPT - Geochemistry of Calcareous Fens in the Minnesota River Basin PowerPoint Presentation - ID:274247

What is a Fen? The Nature of ACRES' Springy Places - ACRES Land Trust

Woodman Fen in Dayton is open to the public

What Is A Fen? - WorldAtlas

WETLANDS RESEARCH PROJECT  By Keagan Regner. What is a Wetland?  A wetland is where land and water meet and where almost 300 species of wildlife live. - ppt download

National Urban Park Archives