1. Introduction
In order to measure the storm's effects on species diversity, we examine the significant damage that the storm of October 1987 caused to British broadleaved... more1. Introduction
In order to measure the storm's effects on species diversity, we examine the significant damage that the storm of October 1987 caused to British broadleaved forests in this study. Such extreme weather occurrences affect fragmented temperate forests in far-reaching ways. Gaining an understanding of these effects is essential to understanding how these disturbances modify and change ecosystems, particularly with regard to species diversity. Come along as we examine the storm's aftermath and how it affects the biodiversity of our fragile woodland ecosystems.
2. Background Information
A key part of the UK's natural landscape, British broadleaved woodlands are home to a wide variety of tree species, including birch, oak, and beech. Due to their ability to serve as homes for a wide variety of plant and animal species, these forests are essential for maintaining biodiversity. Broadleaved forests' complex ecosystem, which is supported by their intricate structure, encourages species diversity... less
