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The National Environment Act Cap. 181 defines wetlands as areas permanently or seasonally flooded by water, with plants and animals specifically adapted to this environment.Wetlands are usually located in upland valleys or transitional areas between dry lands and water bodies and are characterized by temporary or permanent waterlogged grasslands, swamps,marsh, bogs, papyrus, grassy fens, and fertile loodplains.
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