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Just under four million years ago, one of the most significant events in recent evolution took place in an otherwise unassuming patch of woodland in what would one day become Ethiopia. An ape, no taller than five and a half feet, descended from the trees towards the ground. When, however, its feet touched the long grass of the ancient African ...
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Zooming in on the UK's ancient woodlands!🗺️ 🌳 Ancient woods are areas of woodland that have persisted since 1600 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and 1750 in Scotland. ❓ While each UK nation maintains its own 'ancient woodland inventory, not all ancient woodlands have been mapped, and some of these woods are in a poor state. 🌲 Around half of what remains has been felled and replanted with non-native conifers. ⚠️ Development, pollution, tree diseases and climate change threaten their fu
Zooming in on the UK's ancient woodlands!🗺️ 🌳 Ancient woods are areas of woodland that have persisted since 1600 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and 1750 in Scotland. ❓ While each UK nation maintains its own 'ancient woodland inventory, not all ancient woodlands have been mapped, and some of these woods are in a poor state. 🌲 Around half of what remains has been felled and replanted with non-native conifers. ⚠️ Development, pollution, tree diseases and climate change threaten their fu
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🌳 We have been given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make Hamgreen Wood our next nature reserve. 🦇🦋 This high-quality ancient woodland at the heart of our Bernwood Forest and Ray Valley Living Landscape is home to Bechstein’s bats and black hairstreak butterflies, two very rare species whose habitats must be carefully protected to ensure their survival in this area. We’re hugely grateful for a substantial legacy and pledges from generous donors that cover a large portion of the asking pri
🌳 We have been given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to make Hamgreen Wood our next nature reserve. 🦇🦋 This high-quality ancient woodland at the heart of our Bernwood Forest and Ray Valley Living Landscape is home to Bechstein’s bats and black hairstreak butterflies, two very rare species whose habitats must be carefully protected to ensure their survival in this area. We’re hugely grateful for a substantial legacy and pledges from generous donors that cover a large portion of the asking pri
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Zooming in on the UK's ancient woodlands!🗺️ 🌳 Ancient woods are areas of woodland that have persisted since 1600 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and 1750 in Scotland. 🦉 These woods have been around for so long they've developed special communities of plants and animals not found elsewhere. They're an irreplaceable habitat and in sore need of protection! ❓ While each UK nation maintains its own 'ancient woodland inventory, not all ancient woodlands have been mapped, and some of these w
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Join us and E.ON Next as we tackle the rhododendron at Martinshaw Wood in Leicester. 💪 Rhododendron is an invasive species which can wipe out native woodland flora. It spreads fast and crowds out other plants and is particularly troublesome in our ancient woodlands. 🌳 Our partnership with E.ON Next is helping us to protect and restore these incredible ancient habitats, which includes invasive species removal. Find out more about our partnership 👉 https://bit.ly/4ocwF3Q | The Woodland Trust
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Ancient woodland has been around for centuries and supports some of our richest and most precious wildlife habitats. These areas which have been undisturbed for hundreds of years are often home to rare wildlife and sensitive woodland plants and each unique woodland offers us a glimpse into the lives of our ancestors. Our ancient woodlands are in urgent need of protection and restoration. To find out more visit http://socsi.in/wzsDH | The Woodland Trust
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Ancient woodland has been around for centuries and supports some of our richest and most precious wildlife habitats. These areas which have been undisturbed for hundreds of years are often home to rare wildlife and sensitive woodland plants and each unique woodland offers us a glimpse into the lives of our ancestors. Our ancient woodlands are in urgent need of protection and restoration. To find out more visit http://socsi.in/wzsDH | The Woodland Trust
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