What is a Fen?

Fens are an important wetland type in the mountains of California. Fens are permanently saturated wetlands, receiving significant water and nutrients from a ground source of water. Ground water fed fens are widespread in the California mountains of the Sierra Nevada, coast range, and southern Cascades.

Grand River Fen Preserve The Nature Conservancy in MI

Wetland Types Department of Environmental Conservation

What Grows in Fens? (Types of Fen Plants) - Pond Informer

What is the Difference Between A Marsh, Swamp, Bog and Fen? - Ponder Weasel

Canadian Wetland Classification System — Wetland Policy

Illustrated diagram of a fen Stock Photo - Alamy

Kinnikinnick Fen Nature Preserve

WETLANDS RESEARCH PROJECT  By Keagan Regner. What is a Wetland?  A wetland is where land and water meet and where almost 300 species of wildlife live. - ppt download

A Marsh? A Bog? A Swamp? A Fen? - Sierra Club BC

What the fuck is Fen Bog then : r/GhostRecon

Fens in Ireland FactsheetIrish Peatland Conservation Council