Environmental
What is a 'tidal wetland' in Delaware and what special protections apply?
AA wetland that is only wet during high tide
BWetlands connected to tidal waters (Delaware Bay, Chesapeake and Delaware Canal) that are subject to both state and federal protections under the Delaware Wetlands Act and Section 404 of the Clean Water Act✓ Correct
CA wetland area designated only for wildlife habitat
DA seasonal wetland formed by rainfall that drains within 30 days
Explanation
Tidal wetlands are wetlands influenced by tidal action — including saltwater and freshwater tidal marshes along Delaware's extensive coastline. They receive special protection under Delaware's Wetlands Act (administered by DNREC) and federal Section 404.
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