Forest Habitat

A forest habitat is an area densely populated with trees and plants that provides a home for many animals, insects, and microorganisms. It offers food, shelter, and breeding grounds essential for their survival. Forests can be different types, like tropical rainforests, temperate forests, or boreal forests, each with unique plants and animal communities. They play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance by regulating climate, filtering air and water, and supporting biodiversity. Protecting forest habitats is vital for environmental health, as they sustain countless species and help mitigate climate change.