A linear forest, in a forestry or ecological context, refers to a narrow strip of trees and vegetation that typically follows a linear path, such as along a stream, road, or property boundary. These linear formations are often used for various purposes including: 1. **Wildlife Corridors:** Linear forests can serve as habitat corridors for wildlife, allowing animals to move between different areas of habitat without having to cross open or developed land.
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