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Why are native woods important for biodiversity?
Native woods and trees support an incredible diversity of life. Find out why protecting and creating native woodland is the best way to recover nature and secure the future of our woodland species.
Karen Hornigold • 21 Jul 2020
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Video
Phil Stallard, Mid Wales Landscape Scheme
Phil Stallard gives an overview of the mid Wales tree planting scheme that he runs on behalf of the Woodland Trust. Phil explains the importance of trees in an agricultural landscape.
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Trees woods and wildlife
Common wasp
These picnic ruiners might not be the UK's most popular invertebrate, but they are efficient pollinators.
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Woodland Trust Wood
The Birches
Ambergate
3.73 ha (9.22 acres)
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Central Scotland Forest Trust Wood
Easter Breich
West Lothian
33.60 ha (83.03 acres)
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London Borough of Barnet Wood
Coppetts Wood
Greater London
11.45 ha (28.29 acres)
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West Dunbartonshire Council Wood
The Saltings
West Dunbartonshire
17.25 ha (42.62 acres)
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Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Wood
The Gullet
Berkshire
2.13 ha (5.26 acres)
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Essex Wildlife Trust Wood
Great Holland Pits
Essex
13.16 ha (32.52 acres)
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West Dunbartonshire Council Wood
Lusset Glen
West Dunbartonshire
2.88 ha (7.12 acres)