Selective logging reduces biodiversity, disrupts Amazon ecosystems: study

Mongabay
Dec 22, 2017, 12:02 pm166 pts
Coprophanaeus lancifer, the largest crepuscular tunnelling dung beetle species found in the Amazon study region. Photographed in the Brazilian Amazon, 2016. Photo by Filipe França Reduced-impact-logging techniques are now used globally. This forestry approach, also called selective logging, aims to preserve…

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