What are the natural resources found in a deciduous forest?

A deciduous forest is one in which the trees shed their leaves annually, as opposed to the coniferous variety, in which trees such as pines retain their needles or foliage all year round. Deciduous forests are found all over the world, though they are located principally in the Northern Hemisphere. read more

The most obvious resource of a deciduous forest is its trees. A huge variety of trees can comprise such forests and are harvested for their wood. The lumber taken from the deciduous forests has a wide range of uses, from construction to boats and furniture. read more

Deciduous forests surround me on all sides. I’ve built my business on the natural resources found within. Every day when I make my feeding rounds (dogs, cats, chickens, and horses), I use the buckets to gather botanicals on my way back to the house. read more

The natural resources of the temperate resources are grass, space,food, water, and meat etc. read more