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Continental biodiversity: rivers and forests - Introduction
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In this third part, you will discover the biodiversity of the terrestrial and continental aquatic environments. Those environments are extremely diversified and are subjected to very specific dynamics, like intermittent rivers or ecological successions of the forest environments. Some of those environments present important physicochemical variations, like the rivers, from the spring to the estuary. The biodiversity is very rich in those environments, and several preservation prospects are presented.
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