epping forest temperate decduios forest biome case study
- Created by: james baring
- Created on: 01-06-12 12:52
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Temperate Deciduous Woodland
A Case Study - Epping Forest
- Epping Forest is located in Essex, UK
- It is north-east of London in between the M25 + M11
- It is the largest public open space near London
- It is an SSSI (Sit for Specific Scientific Interest)
- There are grasslands, heaths, bogs and ponds withing the forest
- It covers 6000 acres
- It is 12 miles long and 2.5 miles wide
- 70% of the forest is deciduous woodland (mostly beech)
- It is home to 3 native species: woodpeckers, wood-boring stag beetle and fallow deer
- In Norman times the forest was used to hunt deer
- Locals used to be able to graze…
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