South African west coast wetlands network

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The South African west coast wetlands network is a conservation-linked system of ecologically important coastal and estuarine wetlands along South Africa’s Atlantic shoreline, recognized for its rich biodiversity and critical habitat for waterbirds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conservation area network
wetland network
conservationLinked protected areas
wetland management initiatives
country South Africa
ecologicalRole supports coastal biodiversity
supports migratory waterbirds
supports resident waterbirds
environmentalImportance supports ecosystem services
supports nursery areas for aquatic species
supports nutrient cycling
hasConservationFocus biodiversity conservation
waterbird habitat protection
hasEcosystemType coastal wetland
estuarine wetland
hasHydrologicalConnectionTo coastal lagoons
estuaries
hasLandformContext coastal plain
hasManagementObjective maintain ecological integrity of wetlands
protect key waterbird habitats
sustain ecosystem services for local communities
isRecognizedFor critical habitat for waterbirds
rich biodiversity
locatedInRegion South African west coast NERFINISHED
locatedOnCoastOf Atlantic Ocean
partOf South African coastal wetland systems
supportsTaxonGroup aquatic invertebrates
estuarine fish
shorebirds
waterbirds
threatenedBy climate change
coastal development
habitat degradation
pollution

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Orange River Mouth formsPartOf South African west coast wetlands network