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Burnt forest as result of the 2018 Ferguson wildfire in Yosemite National Park, Sierra Nevada Mountains, California; this is becoming a common site in many of the parks across the west of the US

Deforestation, dead trees and forest dieback - drone point of view

Creepy witch statue art object on forest background made of mud plaster and dry grass, mystical mysterious gloomy statue of woman child of nature. Female scary recycling sculpture in woods

Dead trees around Fort Pulaski on Cockspur Island at the mouth of the Savannah River.

weathered trunks of dry trees in the Carpathians, late autumn

A group of people volunteers are planting the pine seedlings on a empty forest glade. They restore pine forest that burned down a few years ago. Shooting at cloudy autumn day, aerial view

$In a primeval forest, fallen and decaying trees play a crucial role in the ecosystem. They contribute to soil formation, provide habitat for various organisms, and serve as a source of nutrients for the forest. The presence of dead wood, including fallen logs and snags, is an essential component of a primeval forest, constituting a significant portion of the total wood volume. This dead wood supports a diverse community of saproxylic fungi, insects, and specialized bird species. Additionally, fallen trees and decaying wood contribute to the dynamic nature of the forest, creating microhabitats and supporting natural regeneration of dominant tree species within the canopy gaps or on the decaying logs.\n\nIn summary, fallen and decaying trees in a primeval forest are integral to the ecosystem, supporting biodiversity, soil formation, and natural regeneration of the forest. They represent a natural and essential component of these ancient and dynamic ecosystems.$

forest dieback - bare tree trunks from dead spruces as a witness to climate change stand on the slopes of the Brocken.

Dry summers have caused the spruces of this forest in Germany to die. New plants grow on the freed spaces. Blue sky.

Harz, sick trees, forest, sick, bark beetle, nature, trees, Germany

Driftwood at Etosha National Park in Kunene Region, Namibia

Dead trees in winter forest against dull blue sky

climate change, drought, Dying nature concept

Grey old trees and branches lie strewn across the forest floor, ready kindling for wildfires.

New growth a year or two after a forest fire. This is in Kootenay National Park, British Columbia, Canada in the Rocky Mountains.

Forest damaged by drought and bark beetle

Beautiful Czech countryside, Bohemian Switzerland.

Eucalyptus tree. Myrtaceae evergreen tree, native to Australia. It is known as a plant that koalas eat, and the leaves have medicinal properties such as antibacterial and sedative properties.

Close-up gray grunge old board wall texture background with moss

Pine forest after a large-scale fire. Landscape of a burnt forest. Dead forest after forest fires. New green vegetation after a forest fire.

Crime scene investigation in the forest. Crime and criminal investigation concepts.

Unique dead tree trunk in natural Australian bushland with mountain background

Dead pine trees after forest fire next to new plants. Concept of consequences of forest fires, environmental restoration

Forest dieback by bark beetle infestations and Kyrill storm, Bavarian Forest - Sumava National Park border. Dead trees. Germany - Czech Republic

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