salt marsh , auch: saltmarsh

This area is also well known for its salt marshes.

Natural salt marshes, after all, developed over thousands of years.

Much of this land has in recent years been returned to salt marshes.

If salt marshes are frozen as well, they go south.

Another situation to be taken into account is the loss of our salt marshes.

We've lost about 50 percent of our salt marshes in Connecticut.

I followed the leading edge all the way from the salt marshes.

The salt marshes act as barriers between the sea and land.

And beyond there are salt marshes, far too wide to cross.

Within the Refuge both species are found only on salt marshes.

Toward the sea there are salt marshes and very few roads.

Animals along the Sound are most concentrated in the salt marshes.

People who live near the shoreline salt marshes have less to worry about.

We visit the Norfolk salt marshes a few miles down the road.

This village is situated in the heart of salt marshes.

When the two bodies were out into the salt marshes, the young man said, "Okay?"

It is one of the last preserved salt marshes in Serbia.

Today around 250 workers live on the salt marshes.

Salt marshes form a habitat for plants and animals that live there.

Among its salt marshes, more than 175 species of birds have been counted.

Although much effort has gone into restoring salt marshes worldwide, further research is needed.

As a result, the land surface is sinking, and the salt marshes are suffering for it.

Among the many factors is the drastic reduction in salt marshes over the past 125 years.

But beginning in the 1960's, salt marshes finally got some respect.

Anglers, too, have taken advantage of the stream above the salt marshes.