Carmen Scott 
Ever noticed those smaller streams that merge into big rivers? Well, they’re not just mini rivers; they’re called tributaries, and they’ve got a huge role in our river ecosystems. Think of them as the behind-the-scenes stars, adding their own twist of water, dirt, and nutrients to the larger rivers. In this article, we’re going on … Read more
Floodplains are naturally occurring geographical features that play a vital role in the ecosystem. These low-lying areas adjacent to rivers and streams are subject to periodic flooding, a phenomenon that has shaped human civilization and the natural world for millennia. Floodplains are formed through a dynamic process involving water movement, sediment transport, and ecological interactions. … Read more