The floating wetlands in the Canting Basin at Glasgow Science Centre are a collaboration with both @NatureScot and @UofGlasgow to green the grey in this area. 🔎 Read our latest blog post on 'Breathing new life into the River Clyde' : https://www.glasgowsciencecentre.org/our-blog/breathing-fresh-life-into-the-clyde This project was supported by the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund, which is facilitated by the Scottish Marine Environmental Enhancement Fund and managed by NatureScot.

4.1K views · 37 reactions | May is American Wetlands Month. The Prairie Pothole Region of North Dakota is the country's most important area for breeding waterfowl, and one of the country's last remaining areas of abundant wetlands and native grasslands. Even so, approximately 60% of North Dakota's natural wetlands have been converted to other uses. Learn more in this week's NDO Webcast. | North Dakota Game and Fish Department | Facebook

31K views · 1.2K reactions | Plants and water attract biodiversity and the ideas behind this native wetland can be applied to gardens on any scale – be it a frog bog or large wetland. Initially, designed as a habitat – a haven for birds, frogs and insects – this space also offers recreation and ornamental value. | Gardening Australia | Facebook