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      • Save the Wetlands Hui by Brian Perry
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        • Maui Wetlands GIS Data Download Page
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      • World Wetlands Day Events
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      • Wetlands role in Ahupua’a
      • How does climate change degrade Watersheds?
      • Mud Floods and Siltation
      • How do natural watersheds become urbanized?
      • When Streams Become Stormwater Drains
      • What is the relationship between coastal wetland health and coral reef health in Hawaii?
      • Water cycle Mauka to Makai
      • Wetland Plants and Animals
        • Wetland Birds
        • Wetlands Birds of Hawaii
        • Flora and Fauna Report from Kim and Forest Starr
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      • Where will the wetlands be in 20-30 years?
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      • ‘Apuakehau Fishpond
      • Keoneʻōʻio Fishpond La Perouse
    • Wetlands in Hawaiian Culture
      • How did ancient Hawaiians adapt ecosystems for food production in Hawaii?
      • What is a lo’i kalo?
      • What is a Loko I’a?
      • Hawaiian Wetland and Watershed Words
    • Saving wetlands for the future
      • What is Marsh Migration?
    • What types of coastal wetlands found in Maui?
      • What are Palustrine wetlands?
      • What are Cryptorheic basin Wetlands?
      • What are Marine Wetlands?
      • Value of Coastal wetlands
      • Wetlands and Riparian areas
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      • Data collection and Mapping
        • Maui Wetlands GIS Data Download Page
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      • World Wetlands Day Events
    • Wetlands Activity Book
    • Wetlands Calendar
    • Photo Gallery
    • Videos
    • News
      • Wetlands role in Ahupua’a
      • How does climate change degrade Watersheds?
      • Mud Floods and Siltation
      • How do natural watersheds become urbanized?
      • When Streams Become Stormwater Drains
      • What is the relationship between coastal wetland health and coral reef health in Hawaii?
      • Water cycle Mauka to Makai
      • Wetland Plants and Animals
        • Wetland Birds
        • Wetlands Birds of Hawaii
        • Flora and Fauna Report from Kim and Forest Starr
      • Watershed Mauka to Makai
      • Where will the wetlands be in 20-30 years?
      • Our Partners
    • Contact Us
      • Subscribe to SavetheWetlands
      • Wetland Talk Story
  • Wetland Key Map
  • How Wetlands Work
    • History of wetlands in Kīhei
      • What was the importance of natural Wetlands to Ancient Hawaiians?
    • Fishponds of Kula Kai
      • What are Fishpond Wetlands?
      • Types of Hawaiian Fishponds
      • ‘Alamihi Fishpond
      • ‘Apuakehau Fishpond
      • Keoneʻōʻio Fishpond La Perouse
    • Wetlands in Hawaiian Culture
      • How did ancient Hawaiians adapt ecosystems for food production in Hawaii?
      • What is a lo’i kalo?
      • What is a Loko I’a?
      • Hawaiian Wetland and Watershed Words
    • Saving wetlands for the future
      • What is Marsh Migration?
    • What types of coastal wetlands found in Maui?
      • What are Palustrine wetlands?
      • What are Cryptorheic basin Wetlands?
      • What are Marine Wetlands?
      • Value of Coastal wetlands
      • Wetlands and Riparian areas
  • Wetlands
    • Wetland Index Page
  • DONATE
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Bed load

Bed load: Sediment particles resting on the channel bottom that are pushed or rolled along by the flow of water.  Note that sediment can move between bed load and suspended load as the stream discharge changes.  Compare suspended load and wash load. (source: USGS)

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