Significados de conifer forest en inglés

They entered the conifer forest, and the temperature dropped sharply in the shade of the trees.

The photogenic white-whiskered monkey lives in diverse forest habitat, from tropical to high-altitude evergreen, broad-leaved and mixed broadleaf- conifer forest.

They flew over brown, arid-looking foothills, which over the course of ten miles flowed down into a vast hardwood- conifer forest.

He is in the depths of an Irish conifer forest in September, at the start of this winter's deer-hunting season.

The road descended for the next half mile, then leveled off and passed through a long stretch of mixed- conifer forest.

They were made when conifer forest and grassland had replaced oaks as the climate cooled before an era when glaciers covered the land.

A mostly conifer forest west of the plant, where radiation levels were the highest, turned red and then died; it's still called the Red Forest.

Conifer forest burns with a roar, creating its own winds from superheated air.

So the conifer forests are either dying and or being burnt.

All across northern Europe at the moment, conifer forests are going up in flames.

Those monoculture conifer forests that are constantly being criticised are, in fact, good for the environment.

This mostly came from the clear cutting of managed conifer forests -many of which will be replanted.

We know that our western conifer forests have helped to boost damaging acid in a great many trout and salmon streams.

The peaks, with their 1,000-plus-foot walls, form a natural fortress, and the hills are covered in conifer forests.