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Animal tracks: snow print identification
A fresh coat of snow reveals the footprints of the secretive animals that call our woodland home. Learn how to identify some of the tracks you're likely to see in your local wood.
Charlie Mellor • 17 Jan 2022
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Woodland Trust Wood
Coed Allt Cefn Maesllan
Llanarth
10.66 ha (26.34 acres)
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Woodland Trust Wood
Floodbrook Clough
Runcorn
5.35 ha (13.22 acres)
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Woodland Trust Wood
Brynau Farm
Tonna Neath
72.03 ha (177.99 acres)
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National Trust Wood
Felbrigg Estate - Great Wood
Norfolk
60.72 ha (150.04 acres)
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Woodland Trust Wood
Penn Wood
Kings Stanley
29.12 ha (71.96 acres)
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Scarborough Borough Council Wood
Raincliffe Woods
North Yorkshire
157.34 ha (388.79 acres)
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Practical guidance
Ancient woodland restoration - recovery of the wider ecosystem
Practical guidance on restoring the wider woodland ecosystem, transforming plantations on ancient woodland sites (PAWS) through gradual and more rapid approaches, managing young stands, and operational considerations and constraints.
PDF (4.76 MB)
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Woodland Welcome Wood
Mab Lane
Merseyside
1.50 ha (3.71 acres)
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Trees woods and wildlife
Pendulous sedge
Attractive, strong, damp-lover. Spot pendulous sedge swooning in damp woodland and river banks. It’s useful in a pinch, with edible seeds and strong leaves that can be made into rope and matting.