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forest ecology

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forest ecology [′fär·əst i‚käl·ə·jē]
(ecology)
The science that deals with the relationship of forest trees to their environment, to one another, and to other plants and to animals in the forest.


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Forest managers in Idaho told the Associated Press the fires followed historic patterns that will aid forest ecology that's been destabilized after more than a century of fire suppression.
In logging, as in all natural resource industries, the cost of raw materials is critical, and the success of underwater wood will probably depend on economics, says Eugene Wengert, a forest products industry consultant and retired professor of forest ecology and management from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Some participating teachers worked on the same projects for the entire month of the program, while other teachers worked on a variety of wildlife, botany, and forest ecology projects.
 
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