Ranger Theo Wilder explores how marsh vegetation organizes by water depth in invisible zones—from sedges to bulrushes to cattails. Learn to read wetland landscapes, understand why these ecosystems outperform forests in carbon storage, and discover the ecological architecture beneath the waterline in North America's most underrated habitats.

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