Tree-planting plans at Wild Haweswater to help protect rainforest

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Tree-planting plans at Wild Haweswater to help protect rainforest

www.bbc.co.uk

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UK Nature and EnvironmentEnglish · 5 months ago

Naddle Forest at Haweswater will see 16,500 trees planted or protected.

Plans to plant thousands of trees to help conserve a temperate rainforest have been announced.

Naddle Forest, near Bampton in the Lake District, is one of England’s few remaining examples of the habitat.

The “ambitious” scheme was announced by the RSPB site manager of Wild Haweswater, Glen Swainson, who has been in the post for three months after his predecessor stepped down following a mini-stroke.

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