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The species diversity of termites was investigated in three different types of forest: isolated acacia plantations, acacia plantations wholly surrounded by natural forests and acacia plantations partly adjacent to natural forests. The 100 m belt transect protocol was used to assess the species richness and abundance of termites. The results showed that the presence of adjacent natural forests contributes to an increase of biodiversity in acacia plantations. It was also found that the presence of acacia plantations caused a decrease of biodiversity in adjacent natural forests. The proportion of common species among the three types of forest arrangement was also compared.

Effect of the distance between natural forest and acacia forest on termite diversity in acacia plantation forests