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What Would Happen if the Rocuant-Andalién Wetland Shrank? Science Explains Why This Wetland Protects Talcahuano.
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Although it may look like empty land from a highway, a wetland can store water, slow down floods, and support biodiversity. Rocuant-Andalién is one of the largest urban wetlands in Chile and performs functions that go far beyond simply providing habitat for birds. Image credits: MMA. When heavy rain turns streets into small rivers, the water needs somewhere to go. Roofs, parking lots, and pavements barely allow it to penetrate the ground, so it …
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