Werder is a term that can refer to a river island or a low-lying area near a river, often characterized by wetlands. These regions are typically formed by sediment deposits and can be important for biodiversity, providing habitats for various plants and animals. In Germany, Werder is also the name of a town located near Potsdam in the state of Brandenburg. Known for its picturesque landscapes and fruit orchards, the town hosts the annual Blütenfest, celebrating the blooming of fruit trees in spring.