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| Articles about Forests |
| Over Populated Deer with Too Many Deer Might change Forests Plants, more Diseases, the Future | | 2008-07-18 10:26:25 | | I am in a state we are over populated by deer with too many. I was talking to a guy today telling me the reason the forest are having a hard time growing back is because of too many deer. That the reason is that they eat all the baby trees then they never get a chance to grow again. Along with trees disappearing with being cut down then not being planted back all over again. With the increased deer herd in the forest that it is also killing off wild ginseng as well as other plant species. I wond... | | By: My Outlook on Everything Blog | | |
| | Google earth outreach and disappearing forests of the world | | 2008-06-19 03:55:00 | | Google Earth Outreach was launched in April, endorsed by Sir David Attenborough it allows charities to use the Google Earth software to spread information about their causes. TreeHugger posted about a great new Google Earth KML file Disappearing Forests of the World by David Tryse:
This KML shows deforestation data from a number of sources for [...]... | | By: Backpacking Travel Blog | | |
| | Japan's Chilly Northern Forests | | 2007-08-27 18:46:00 | | In northern Japan, beech trees dominate the forest. They've evolved a strategy of living long, growing taller than the other trees, and reacting quickly to the lengthening days of spring.Throughout the forest winter begins to lose its grip. But this interval between seasons is still dangerous for the trees. Forest birds like this dusky thrush have remained active throughout the winter, and while pickings may be lean, nothing goes to waste.With the orchestrated precision of a symphony the forest reacts to spring. Dog-tooth violets bloom just in time to attract their pollinator - a butterfly.These images are taken from NHNZ Images, movie clips which are available for you to purchase for your production.... | | By: NHNZ Images | | |
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| Bali Quad Driving Adventure: A Unique Way To Explore Forests and Villages of Bali | | 2007-07-18 15:17:00 | | Forget about sight seeing tour on a bus, this one is quite uniqe way of enjoying beautiful Bali’s sceneries. You are going to drive a quad for 18 kilometers on scenic journey in Payangan village 15 kilometer south of Kintamani where the Batur volcano located, passing forests and rice fields by Ayung river. Imagine the lush green vegetation, fresh air cleanse your lungs and the adrenalin rushing... | | By: Bali Tour Guide Blog | | |
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