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Typical wetland in Prairie Pothole Region. Tree bluffs in background are tree rings around other wetlands. Air photograph shows typical natural pattern.

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1 Typical wetland in Prairie Pothole Region. Tree bluffs in background are tree rings around other wetlands. Air photograph shows typical natural pattern of wetlands with tree rings. Photo credit: Tom Yates © Saskatchewan Geospatial Imagery Collaborative (2013)

2 Typical wetland landscape at peak of spring snowmelt showing water storage potential. Lower image showing same landscape with imposed drainage system and significantly reduced water storage potential. Ducks Unlimited Canada

3 Slide 1, top Description: Photo showing a typical wetland in Prairie Pothole Region. Author: Thomas T. Yates. Source: Provided by author. Clearance: Used with permission. Slide 1, bottom Description: Photo showing typical natural pattern of wetlands with tree rings. Author: Saskatchewan Geospatial Imagery Collaborative. Source: SGIC Ortho Images. Web site: https://www.flysask2.ca Clearance: Used with permission and in accordance with terms of use at http://www.flysask.ca/v13/public/terms.html. Slide 2, top Description: Typical wetland landscape (Smith Creek) showing water storage potential. Author: Ducks Unlimited Canada. Source: http://www.usask.ca/water/research/water-management/index.php Clearance: Used with permission of Ducks Unlimited Canada. Slide 2, bottom Description: Landscape (Smith Creek) with drainage system and significantly reduced water storage potential. Author: Ducks Unlimited Canada. Source: http://www.usask.ca/water/research/water-management/index.php Clearance: Used with permission of Ducks Unlimited Canada. Image Credits

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