This post is part of the ‘In 7′ photo series., where I share a moment in 7 pictures.
Until recently, I had never heard of a ‘floating wetland’. Floating wetlands are constructed structures made up of wetland and/or marsh plants. They often attract various animals like birds, fish, and insects to reside or frequent the space. In addition, floating wetlands can help improve water quality.
I came across one at Bond Street Wharf on Baltimore‘s Inner Harbor. After doing a bit of research, I learned that there are a number of floating wetlands on Baltimore’s Waterfront. The one I stumbled upon is the Bond Street Living Canal project.
Here are my 7 photos that captured the Bond Street Living Canal floating wetland with a photo-by-photo breakdown below:
If you liked this post, be sure to check out the rest of the “In 7” photo series.
