Eucalypt forest

Eucalypt forests are large areas dominated by eucalyptus trees, native mainly to Australia. These forests feature tall, often aromatic trees with narrow leaves, adapted to survive in diverse climates. The trees provide habitat for many animals and play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance. Eucalypt forests can range from open woodland to dense, multi-layered forests, supporting a variety of plant and animal life. They are important for their timber, medicinal properties, and ecological contributions like carbon storage and soil protection. Their unique adaptations make them resilient in challenging environments, contributing significantly to Australia's natural landscape.