Definition of «eucalypt forest»

A eucalypt forest is a type of forest that consists mainly or entirely of trees from the genus Eucalyptus. These forests are typically found in Australia, where eucalypts are native, but they can also be found in other parts of the world such as South America and Southern Africa, where they have been introduced for commercial purposes like timber production or erosion control.

Sentences with «eucalypt forest»

  • Further north, the Indigenous lands of Melville and Bathurst Islands in northern Australia, have been devastated by the clearing and destruction of eucalypt forests. (humanrights.gov.au)
  • You then spend four days walking from Denmans Cove to Fortescue Bay, along timber boardwalks, up and down gravel and stone steps, through tall eucalypt forest, and over colourful coastal heath. (australia.com)
  • Located on the Northern side of South Molle, the Spion Kop track leads through eucalypt forest, rainforest and open grassla... (thewhitsundays.net)
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