1. Learning about wetlands: Students can learn about the importance of wetlands, the wildlife that depends on them, and the threats they face.
2. Reducing water pollution: Students can help reduce water pollution by properly disposing of trash, recycling, and using fewer pesticides and fertilizers.
3. Conserving water: Students can conserve water by taking shorter showers, fixing leaky faucets, and watering their lawns less often.
4. Planting native plants: Students can help create new wetlands and improve existing ones by planting native plants in low-lying areas.
5. Building nesting boxes: Students can build nesting boxes for birds and other animals that live in wetlands.
6. Volunteering for wetland cleanups: Students can volunteer for local wetland cleanups and help remove trash and debris.
7. Spreading the word: Students can help raise awareness about the importance of wetlands by talking to their friends, family, and neighbors, and by writing letters to their local elected officials.