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What are types of human activity in the temperate desirous forest?
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What are the human adaptation in temperate grassland?
They don't live in the wild. They have houses, jobs, and live in big cities.
Can human live in the temperate forest?
nerd
Is there human interaction in the temperate forest?
Temperate forests have not yet been colonized because of the hazardous conditions, therefore there are no human interactions
Biome type that has lost the greatest percentage of its original area due to human activities?
temperate grasslands, temperate reforest, tropical dry forests and many islands.
Do wolves live In temperate forests?
Commonly woods with thick undergrowth, but also wetland areas, meadows, tundra particularly in Labrador, and sometimes disturbed sites near human activity.
Which human activity is most harmful to the natural environment?
cutting down a tree in the rain forest
Human activity on and around rivers has historically meant a decrease in what?
Trees and forest Aquatic biodiversity
Logging cutting down trees for forest management or lumber is a human activity that leads to?
soil erosion
What is the difference between reserved forest and protected forests?
a reserved forest is a one where the species are protected in their natural habitat... and no human interference is allowed..... any kind of human activity is strictly prohibited. whereas protected forest are the one in which human intervention is not prohibited.... but hunting and poaching of animals is against the law....
Logging—cutting down trees for forest management or lumber—is a human activity that leads to?
Study Island; Soil Erosion
Is air pollution only caused by human activity?
No, air pollution can also be caused by natural events such as volcanic eruptions or forest fires.
What has the author Bent Aaby written?
Bent Aaby has written: 'Forest development, soil genesis and human activity illustrated by pollen and hypha analysis of two neighbouring podzols in Draved Forest, Denmark' -- subject(s): Forest soils, Podzol, Geology
