Sunken Forest

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Sunken Forest is a rare, centuries-old maritime holly forest preserved as a unique ecological habitat within Fire Island National Seashore in New York.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ecological habitat
maritime holly forest
old-growth forest
tourist attraction
access boardwalk trail
guided tours
adjacentTo Atlantic Ocean shoreline NERFINISHED
Great South Bay NERFINISHED
age centuries old
climateInfluence Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
conservationGoal preservation of rare maritime holly forest ecosystem
conservationStatus protected area
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dominantFlora American holly
bayberry
beach plum
black cherry
sassafras
shadbush
ecosystemType maritime forest
featureOf barrier island ecosystem
governingBody National Park Service
habitatFor insects
migratory birds
small mammals
songbirds
locatedIn Fire Island NERFINISHED
Fire Island National Seashore NERFINISHED
New York NERFINISHED
Suffolk County, New York
United States of America
surface form: United States
managedBy National Park Service
notableFeature dense canopy of American holly
sheltered by high sand dunes
trees appear sunken below surrounding dunes
partOf Fire Island National Seashore NERFINISHED
protectionDesignation part of Fire Island National Seashore
rarity rare example of maritime holly forest
region Long Island barrier island system NERFINISHED
soilType sandy soils
threat climate change
coastal erosion
sea level rise
storm surge
usedFor environmental education
nature observation
scientific research
vegetationStructure multi-layered forest canopy

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Fire Island hasProtectedArea Sunken Forest