Pembroke Marsh East

Pembroke Marsh East is a peat marsh reserve in Bermuda. It is part of Bermuda's protected wetland environment and supports native biodiversity.

Pembroke Marsh East is designated as a Ramsar Wetland of International Importance. The Ramsar Convention recognizes wetlands that have significant ecological value.

Peat marshes store organic material and water while providing habitat for native plants and animals. In Bermuda, these wetland areas are especially important because natural habitats are limited by the island's small size and development.

It is a peat marsh reserve, not a sandy beach. Its importance comes from wetland soils, water conditions, and native species rather than open shoreline recreation.