forest ecology

Forest ecology is the scientific study of the interrelated patterns, processes, flora, fauna, funga and ecosystems in forests. A forest ecosystem comprises all its living organisms functioning together with the non-living physical factors of the environment.

Everything across Biodiversa tagged with the topic “forest ecology”.

Projects

6

• Project Bird community differences between planted stands of Quercus spp and Picea abies in Östergötland, Sweden
• Project Ecological and taxonomic study of saproxylic beetles in Europe
• Project Environmental influences on land snail communities in the East Vättern Scarp Mountains
• Project Forest ecology - Säby Västerskog
• Project Monitoring longhorn beetles in Swedish deciduous forests
• Project Population dynamics of a threatened orchid in production forests