Yangtze River floodplain wetlands

E706950

The Yangtze River floodplain wetlands are a vast, seasonally inundated freshwater wetland system along China’s Yangtze River, renowned for their rich biodiversity and critical role as habitat for migratory waterbirds and other wildlife.

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Yangtze River floodplain wetlands canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ecoregion
floodplain wetland system
biome temperate freshwater wetland biome
contains lakes
marshes
oxbow lakes
river channels
seasonal floodplain meadows
continent Asia
country China
ecologicalFunction carbon sequestration
flood regulation
groundwater recharge
nursery habitat for fish
water purification
hasConservationStatus priority area for wetland conservation in China
hydrologicalRegime seasonally inundated
includesSiteType Ramsar wetland sites
knownFor critical habitat for wildlife
habitat for migratory waterbirds
rich biodiversity
locatedIn Yangtze River basin NERFINISHED
Yangtze River middle and lower reaches NERFINISHED
partOf East Asian–Australasian Flyway network of wetlands NERFINISHED
Yangtze River floodplain NERFINISHED
provides ecosystem services to local communities
fisheries resources
grazing areas
habitat for endemic species
river Yangtze River NERFINISHED
seasonality water levels fluctuate with monsoon rains
supports amphibians
aquatic plants
breeding waterbird populations
fish communities
invertebrate communities
large congregations of waterbirds during migration
migratory waterbirds along East Asian–Australasian Flyway
wintering waterfowl populations
threatenedBy agricultural expansion
climate change
hydrological alteration by dams
land reclamation
pollution
urbanization
waterType freshwater

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Poyang Lake ecoregion Yangtze River floodplain wetlands