habitat restoration
The method in which some trees in an area of forest are cut while others are not is called
Forest have many species of wild animals Grassland have many species of insects.
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Arboreal animals are those whose locomotion is in trees. Some are exclusively arboreal and others may only scale trees occasionally. Many have special physical characteristics that are adapted for movement in trees. Some examples are: monkeys, squirrels, chameleons, cats, born tree snakes, and lemurs, though there are many, may more.
Costs vary as to the type of trees and the area to be worked. As regards fir trees, the figure of $65 per acre has been circulating. Energy costs are pushing that figure higher. The "missig link" in this activity is the time it will take for the trees to grow up and "reforest" the forest. Seedlings are started and planted by the millions every year, but the old growth forests they replace when grown up support a slightly different group of critters. One classic example might be the marbled murrelet, which only nests in old growth forest, like Pacific Coast redwoods. And how long does it take for a redwood to mature? Maybe five hundred years? Maybe a thousand? Wikipedia has an article, but at this writing it is a stub. It does, however, have links to related material. Why not surf on over and check it out. Oh, need a link? You got it.
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The main idea of planting trees in a logged area is to restore the ecosystem, prevent erosion, promote biodiversity, and offset carbon emissions. By replanting trees, it helps to regenerate the forest and provide habitat for wildlife, as well as contribute to sustainable resource management.
Planting trees might stop water erosion because the roots help hold the soil in place.
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I might help so the water slows down when it hits the trees and the trees would ebsorb the water
Sustainable logging means logging an area in such a way as there is always trees to be cut. In other words, logging in a way that leaves young trees, medium age trees and mature trees behind each time you log, so that you can always log that area in the future. The opposit is called "clear cutting" which means you can't go back in that area to log for over thirty years. Re-planting the area can be part of your sustainable logging plan. I have sustainable logging operations on my hundred acres in Maine and except for the skidder trails throughout the woods, you would not notice the loss of trees each year.
tree plantation is a big area that focuses on planting trees. IT is a good place for the environment and for us because they give out oxygen and we need oxygen to survive.
tree planting to increase area under forests, care of trees already planted, protection of trees from insects and pests, free distribution of saplings, preventing illegal felling of trees, planting trees on hillslopes and wastelands
Afforestation is the process of establishing a forest on land that is not a forest, or has not been a forest for a long time by planting trees or their seeds. (It is different from reforestation which means planting trees again after they have been cut down.)Afforestation is the process of planting trees in the environment.The results are:they absorb carbon dioxide and help cut down the danger of global warmingthey help prevent erosionthe beautify the environmentthey help prevent heavy stormsAfforestation is the opposite of deforestation.Deforestation is the clearing of forest.Afforestation is the planting of new forest areas.Reforestation is the replanting of deforested areas.Afforestation is the planting of a forest or stand of trees in an area where there was not any trees before.
Afforestation is the process of establishing a forest on land that has previously not been forested. This is done by planting trees and dispersing seeds in the chosen area.
It would be considered to plant a (new) tree if: 1) There were no trees in the area to start with. 2) Planting a replacement tree for one that was destroyed, removed from the landscape or harvested for making any number of products. 3) Planting a new tree could be from seed, a seedling, bare root, ball and burlaped, moved with a tree spade, or even relocating a mature tree to a (new) location. 4) Planting a different species than the yard or area already has. For example many new trees will have to be planted to replace the Ash trees that are being killed by the invasive species of beetle named Emerald Ash Borer. Not only will replacement (new) trees be needed, but (new) different species of trees will be needed. Tree species diversification cannot be stressed enough to help protect from losing a large majority of our landscape trees from invasive bugs, diseases, and even climate change.
If the trees were logged in a remote wilderness area, the usual method of transportation was to float them on rivers. In more developed regions, timber was transported by train.