Koivulehtos
Koivulehto is a Finnish term that translates to "birch grove." It refers to a natural area predominantly populated by birch trees, often birch trees of various ages. These groves are a common sight in the Finnish landscape, particularly in the southern and central parts of the country. Birch trees are native to Finland and thrive in a variety of soil conditions, leading to their widespread presence.
Koivulehto are significant elements of the Finnish natural environment and cultural identity. They are often depicted
Ecologically, koivulehto provide habitat for a range of flora and fauna. The undergrowth typically consists of
In addition to their natural and cultural significance, koivulehto are sometimes utilized for aesthetic purposes or