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Forests

A geographic area characterized by a dense growth of trees and underbrush.

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Where is new forest in Britain?

New Forest National park is located to the west of Southampton on the southern coast of England. It is near the M27 and M3 motorways.

What are the seven properties of timber?

the seven properties of timber are

wood

finish

rought

sand

machine

Don't miss the forest for the trees?

No i do not. I miss the forest for the fresh air , fun hikes and intresting creatures.

What kinds of animals live in the Canadian forests?

In the Canadian forests there black bears, cougars (pumas or mountain lions), lynx, moose and wolves.

Ground fire vs Crown fire?

Ground fires occur when the fire front is burning within the duff or organic soils. These fires are characterized by smoldering as this substrate is limited in oxygen necessary for combustion. These are a concern, especially in northern climates, as these ecosystems have historically been net CO2 sinks. Fires may reverse this process, leading to overall carbon emissions.

Crown fires occur when the surface fires (fires burning in the litter, shrubs, and grasses) release enough energy to bridge the distance between the overstory and surface. Rather than smoldering, these fires are characterized by flaming combustion and great increases in rate sof spread and heat release. This poses a great deal of danger to firefighters and may result in high tree mortality.

What is an old-growth forest tree?

Usually in a forest where the trees have NOT been cut down before. In areas that are hard to reach with equipment. Most logging now is from second or third growth trees.

Why do people go to the new forest?

People go to the new froest to get away from the busy cities and for a nice long weekend. Some mostly go as tourists, some as campers, and some just for days out either with or without family.

Do Horticultural societyuse slash and burn techniques?

Sometimes, though not always. A horticultural society will sometimes attempt to plant their desired crops amongst the existing flora, while others will take out only some of the existing plants, leaving the ones they consider useful. The typical characteristic of a horticultural society as opposed to an agricultural one is the interplanting of several crops, not just one, in the newly cleared area. They normally use only small plots of land as opposed to large fields.

What do you do after howling forest?

After howling forest you have to go recruit all the legendary birds if you didn't.

What is joint forest management program?

Joint forest management program is a joint effort in the management of forest, launched in India, to involve local communities.

Can trees live forever?

no becuz they can become dedly and then u hav to cut em off and then they die. THE END!

btw, do u hav a myspace?

What are two differences in the way that prairie animals live compared to forest animals?

1. They will eat different things depending on what's available.

2. Most prairie animals live in the ground but in the forest that is not always the case.

What would happen to land without water?

Everything would die ><

and you'd get coffee cake :)