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Formation
Formation
A forest is an ecosystem, dominating in trees. Forests are man-made, unless they are indigenous trees. Formed mainly when seeds are planted, which is described as the process of afforestation and reforestation. Another method is animal droppings, which provide nutrients needed for plants to grow successfully.
Diagrams
Diagrams
The process of forming forests begins with planting trees
The process of forming forests begins with planting trees
The growth process of trees, before becoming mature
The growth process of trees, before becoming mature
Examples of Forests
Examples of Forests
Monteverde Cloud Forest
Monteverde Cloud Forest
Monteverde Cloud Forest is located in Puntarenas Province, Monteverde, Costa Rica. It covers 25, 946 acres of land. Holding 400 contrasting species of birds, 100 species of mammals, and 1,200 species of amphibians and reptiles.
Monteverde Cloud Forest is located in Puntarenas Province, Monteverde, Costa Rica. It covers 25, 946 acres of land. Holding 400 contrasting species of birds, 100 species of mammals, and 1,200 species of amphibians and reptiles.
Amazon Rainforest
Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon River is located in the north-western area of Brazil, of South America. Being the world's largest tropical rainforest, it covers 6,000,000 square km. The Amazon Rainforest is a biodiverse ecosystem, holding millions of insects, birds, and plant species.
The Amazon River is located in the north-western area of Brazil, of South America. Being the world's largest tropical rainforest, it covers 6,000,000 square km. The Amazon Rainforest is a biodiverse ecosystem, holding millions of insects, birds, and plant species.
Redwood National & State Parks
Redwood National & State Parks
The Redwood National and State is located in California. It is famous for being the home of old-growth coast redwoods. These unique trees live for 2,000 years, growing over 91 metres. The land species are magnificent, in particular the bald eagle.
The Redwood National and State is located in California. It is famous for being the home of old-growth coast redwoods. These unique trees live for 2,000 years, growing over 91 metres. The land species are magnificent, in particular the bald eagle.
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