WOODLAND or WETLAND is a type of HABITAT that can be found in many different parts of the world. WOODLAND habitats are characterized by trees and shrubs, while WETLAND habitats are characterized by water and aquatic plants. Both types of habitats provide important resources for wildlife, including food, shelter, and breeding grounds. WOODLAND and WETLAND habitats also provide important environmental services, such as filtering pollutants from water, providing flood protection, and storing carbon.