Forests represent an important part of terrestrial biodiversity in which plants, animals, and micro-organisms coexist, creating a dynamic and ecological ecosystem, which directly or indirectly influences the wider environment and helps maintain ecological balance by affecting biological and ecological diversity.

Forest areas make a decisive contribution to the protection of genetic environmental wealth, hydrological balance and water quality, protection against soil erosion, wind protection, air quality, and landscape aesthetics.

In Philippos’ Forests, biodiversity is rich and vital in supporting the ecosystem’s ecological service.

The dominant species in Philippos’ Forests are: