Atlascederbossen
Atlascederbossen refers to the cedar forests found in the Atlas Mountains of North Africa, primarily in Morocco and Algeria. These forests are dominated by the Atlas cedar (Cedrus atlantica), a species of coniferous tree that is endemic to this mountain range. The Atlas cedar is known for its distinctive evergreen foliage, which is needle-like and typically dark green, and its preference for higher altitudes, usually between 1,300 and 2,200 meters.
Historically, these cedar forests were much more extensive than they are today. They played a significant role
Deforestation and overgrazing have significantly reduced the area covered by Atlascederbossen over the centuries. Conservation efforts