Forests

There are two occupation that helps improve the environment in the Boreal Forest. The two jobs would be a cleaner and a sincerest.

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In your pants!

you can write about loss of habitat of animals, soil erosion, less rains causing droughts, deforestation, excess co2 in the atmosphere, global warming etc.

we can control the fire by the release of carbon dioxide which can be done by a fire extinguisher...

cauz CO2 covers the flames like blankes and controls it....

to feed the trees and plants, and also for wildlife to walk on

yes go to office and if your related to the person you can find out if they are and where they are buried

one of them is in poland

I dont know the rest...so...sorry =(

yes it does. even though it is classified as "tropical," it still will experience winters even though it may not be as cold as lets say, Canada.

1 tree is cut down every 7 seconds

In the very heart of Nottinghamshire lies the ancient forest of Birklands, an extensive area of old pasture woodlands and heath on the nutrient-poor soils of the Sherwood sandstone. It represents a wonderful fragment of the great forest of Sherwood, one of the most famous forests in the world, and its celebrated old oak trees have inspired visitors and writers for centuries. Today, over 200 hectares of this internationally important woodland is now managed as a National Nature Reserve (NNR).

Birklands, which is an old Viking word meaning 'birch land', was first mentioned in documents in 1251 and is likely to be at least one thousand years old. It was part of the vast Royal Forest of Sherwood that covered over 100,000 acres of the county. The wood remained the property of the Crown for nearly 600 years and was used as a source of timber, grazing land and an exclusive hunting ground rich with wild deer for successive kings and queens of England. By the 19th Century, the wood had passed to the Pierrepont family at Thoresby, who have ensured its survival as a unique part of England's natural heritage. Nottinghamshire County Council and Forest Enterprise now manage the woodland as a NNR in partnership with English Nature and the Thoresby Estate. The NNR was declared in the presence of His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester in 2002 to mark Her Majesty The Queen's Golden Jubilee.

the emergents

main canopy

under canopy

shrub layer

the Alabama forest

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Maine

Approximately 55% of Mississippi is covered by forests, making it one of the most forested states in the U.S. The state's forests include a mix of hardwood and pine trees, contributing to its rich biodiversity and providing resources for the timber industry. These forested areas play a vital role in the state's ecology and economy.

Kevin Versen

It's green

A QM environment is one in which the management-driven culture disappears and a participative culture takes its place. The basic tenets of QM are that employees must be involved and that there must be teamwork.

taiga

what is timber conversion

beating each other uo

These are a few of the animals/insects that live in the rain forest.

Katydid

King Cobra

Kinkajou

Komodo Dragon

i dont even know thats y im here