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What is a glade?
An open space in a forest or a woodland
What is an open space in a forest called?
glade
What is an open space in the forest?
An open space in the forest is an area that has fewer trees or vegetation, allowing more sunlight to reach the forest floor. These open spaces can be natural, like clearings caused by fallen trees or controlled by forest management practices such as thinning. These areas can provide habitat and food sources for certain plant and animal species.
Why can't cheetahs live in thick forests?
Cheetahs catch their prey by running fast, which requires a lot of open space which you don't have in a forest.
What is a treeless tract in a forest with eight letters?
An eight-letter word for a treeless tract in a forest is a clearing. It could also be called an open area. There are other names, but they do not have eight letters. Of course, if using open area for a crossword puzzle, the space would need to be omitted.
What were some weakness of the French Maginot line?
The Ardennes Forest (the s is silent) the ONLY open space in the Maginot Line where the French did not think Hitler would cut a path to France by marching through the forest.
Tell you the concepet and development of urban open space in medieval time?
There was no "concept of urban open space" in the middle ages. There was no "urban" this is a modern concept. People lived in villages for the most part and then there was the fields and forest areas.Cities were crowded dirty places compared to the villages.
What makes forest trees taller than city trees?
Forest trees are taller because there is more space for them to grow. Forest trees are taller because there is more space for them to grow.
When was Open Space Theatre created?
Open Space Theatre was created in 1968.
When did Open Space Theatre end?
Open Space Theatre ended in 1980.
Why was space named space?
there is so much open space
What is a large area cover with trees gouped so that their foliage shades in the ground called?
A forest is an area that is covered in trees. Depending on the main species, a dense forest inhibits undergrowth by shading the ground below. A beech forest is especially noted to prevent undergrowth developing as their falling leaves are very acidic. A falling tree in a forest creates an open space (forest glade) which will allow secondary growth to flourish.
