Lots of animals inhabit this coniferous forest, including the Siberian flying squirrel - and what a looker it is, with those big black eyes! It is a shy, nocturnal animal and it doesn’t ...

Locally common in low-altitude coniferous forests in the Pacific Northwest, and in oak or oak-conifer woodlands in the Southwest; presence dependent on availability of food; increasingly common in ...

Pileated woodpeckers do not discriminate between coniferous and deciduous trees ... pileated woodpeckers declined as their forest habitats were systematically logged in the 19th and 20th centuries.

About 10% of the Sami - mostly those involved with reindeer - move their animals across the tundra coniferous forest biomes in response to the seasons. So whilst at first this may seem like a ...

The dense coniferous canopy created by cedar trees creates a moderated microclimate with lighter winter snowpack, making these forests an important habitat for many animals. Unfortunately, cedar in ...