This list profiles 35 Savanna Decomposers — from termites, dung beetles and carrion feeders to fungi and bacteria — with scientific names, organism types, and decomposition methods. A handy reference for students, researchers, and nature lovers exploring nutrient cycling in savanna ecosystems.
Explore 10 essential facts about plant succession — the ecological process by which plant communities change over time after disturbance or on new substrates. This hub summarizes key concepts, stages, pioneer species, and real-world examples, and links to in-depth posts so you can learn timelines, causes, and implications for restoration, conservation, and biodiversity.
This comprehensive guide lists 30 invasive species in Bulgaria with scientific names, current status, and the main regions affected. Ideal for conservationists, researchers, and concerned citizens seeking to identify threats to native biodiversity and learn about management efforts.
Explore 59 forest herbivores in this detailed list featuring scientific names, geographic ranges, and average weights for each species. From familiar deer and elk to lesser-known forest grazers and browsers across temperate and tropical woodlands, this post is a practical reference for students, educators, wildlife lovers, and conservationists seeking quick facts and ecological context.
This post lists 95 invasive species in Japan, with scientific names, taxon, and native range for each entry. Designed for researchers, conservationists, and concerned citizens, it highlights ecological impacts, distribution, and practical steps for identification, reporting, and management to help protect Japan’s ecosystems.
This comprehensive list catalogs 76 invasive species in Sweden with scientific names, current status and regional distribution. Explore which plants and animals threaten Swedish ecosystems and learn practical steps to report or reduce their spread.
Explore a complete list of 33 forest omnivores, from raccoons and black bears to wild boar and foxes. Each entry includes scientific name, geographic range, and diet to help students, naturalists, and curious readers understand how these adaptable species survive and shape forest ecosystems.
A comprehensive list of 20 invasive species in Kyrgyzstan, presented with scientific names, type (plant, animal, insect, fish) and native range. Ideal for researchers, conservationists, and concerned citizens seeking a clear reference on distribution, impacts, and basic management guidance.
This comprehensive list profiles 14 taiga tertiary consumers, providing scientific names, geographic ranges, and primary prey for each species. From iconic top predators like the gray wolf and Eurasian lynx to lesser-known carnivores, learn how these tertiary consumers regulate prey populations and maintain the health of boreal forests. Ideal for students, naturalists, and wildlife enthusiasts seeking detailed, reliable species information.