Woodland majesty. Photo - Alan
Beales. | |
Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve is one of the UK's best woodland wildlife
sites. This ancient working wood dates back to 1252 when it supplied firewood
and wood products for local people nearby. Bradfield is the archetypal English
lowland woodland, and is probably the best example in Britain of a traditionally
managed wood. |
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The New Forest in
Hampshire dates back nearly 1,000 years to 1079 when William the Conqueror established
the area as a royal forest. | |  |
Abernethy
Forest in is one of the oldest woodlands in the Britain, renowned for its soaring
Scots Pines, stunning Ospreys, and abundance of wildlife. |
