canopy, The top “roof” layer of a forest formed by the crowns of tall trees, understory, The lower layer under the canopy with young trees, bushes, and shade plants, forest floor, The ground layer with soil, dead leaves, fungi, insects, and decomposers, biodiversity, The variety of different living species in one area, habitat, The place where an animal or plant naturally lives, coniferous, A forest with trees that keep needles and usually stay green all year, deciduous, A forest with trees that lose their leaves in autumn, deforestation, Cutting down and clearing forests, often to make space for farming or buildings, reforestation, Planting trees again in an area where a forest was removed, ecosystem, A community of living things and the non-living environment interacting together

Forests. Grade 8.

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