What is a fen? — Ducks Unlimited Canada

Fens are peatlands with deep organic deposits and are influenced by slow, lateral water movement. Often referred to as “muskeg,” fens are the most extensive wetlands in the western boreal forest.

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What is a fen? — Ducks Unlimited Canada

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