Introduction of organisms to address soil quality in wetland ecosystems

The wetland ecosystem, as known as the “lung of the earth”, is an important component of the biosphere. The size of wetlands can vary from a few square kilometers to tens of thousands of square kilometers, and the location of wetlands also varies greatly, from inland to coastal, from rural to urban, and is extremely widely distributed. In addition, wetlands are one of the ecosystems with the strongest self-purification capacity in the natural environment, and their purification capacity is 1.5 times that of forests in the same area, so the protection of wetland ecosystems occupies a great position in the field of ecology. This article is going to explain the introduction of organisms into wetland ecosystems to improve soil quality in wetland ecosystems in many ways.