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Wetlands act like natural sponges. They absorb heavy rain, release it slowly, and filter pollution before it reaches rivers. When wetlands are drained for construction, nearby towns often see more flooding and dirtier water. Restoring even small areas can reduce damage during storms and bring back birds, fish, and insects that had disappeared.