Lecture - A2 Water Feature Materials

Introduction A water feature can be as simple as a container dug into the soil, or a complex as a series of ponds linked by streams and waterfalls. Every water feature must be watertight, and be deep enough to support aquatic plant and perhaps animal life. Once these basic needs have been satisfied, water features can be constructed from a broad range of materials, in any conceivable shape or size. Learning Outcomes After you have completed this module, you will be able to: Describe selected kinds of ponds, Compare selected pond liners, Describe selected features employing moving water, and Outline the purpose and selection of equipment used in water feature systems Learning Activities Review Questions for Water Feature Materials Note: Module reviews make up 10% of the course grade, and are part of the Assignment Category on the course outline. Their purpose is to provide you with review to enhance your learning and practice in preparation for the final examination.