Water is the basis of life. Even if it’s just a pond. The “heart” of the Esplanade Wetland is the pond – these are the open water areas that attract water birds here – gulls and ducks. The larger and more such areas, the more attractive the pond is to birds. As the pond overgrows, its importance for birds decreases, but with the participation of human – by restoring and expanding the pond system, the importance of the wetland can be restored. Can you find another historical image of the Esplanade wetland?