Heldereidbereiken
Heldereidbereiken, also known as clearings or glades, are open areas within a forest where the canopy is sparse or absent, allowing sunlight to reach the forest floor. These areas are typically characterized by a higher diversity of plant and animal species compared to the surrounding forest, as they provide a more open habitat. Heldereidbereiken can be formed naturally through gaps in the canopy caused by windthrow, lightning strikes, or the death of old trees, or they can be created artificially through forest management practices such as selective logging or controlled burning.
The ecological significance of heldereidbereiken lies in their role as habitats for a variety of species that
However, heldereidbereiken also face threats from various factors, including invasive species, overgrazing, and human activities such