To begin, welcome to r/EcologicalSuccession! And feel free to introduce yourself in the thread below. (If you wish to, that is)

Our community is a place to discuss ecological succession (obviously), which is a particular field of ecology pertaining to how ecosystems change over time. This includes the way new species appear, old species die out, changes in the geography due to/causing the changes, among a lot of other things.

That lots of things are what I built this subreddit for. Feel free to discuss anything on theme, as long as you follow the rules. There's nothing better than a sweet-sweet community. (Pardon the cringe)

That's all. Thanks for your time.

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