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The Impact of Wilds Fires on the New Forest
The New Forest is one of the most distinctive and important landscapes in southern England. Covering around 289 square kilometres across the county of Hampshire, it contains ancient woodland, open heathland, grassland, wetlands and ponds. Despite its name, the New … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, climate crisis, Commoner, conservation burning, controlled burning, Erosion, Forest fire, New forest, pony, smoke, wildfire
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New Forest: BBC behaviour broadcast (1927)
August is a busy month on the New Forest. The tourist season is in full swing, with lots of people coming to enjoy the scenic beauty of this marvellous landscape. Luckily, the majority of visitors attracted to this unique area … Continue reading
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Tagged appeal, August, BBC, behaviour, British Broadcasting Corporation, countryside, holiday, litter, London, New forest, news, picnic, The Times, tourist, visitor, wildfire
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Chinese sky lantern lights up conflicts of need on New Forest
For me, having access to the New Forest is such a privilege. It appeals to and rewards all of my senses. The Forest contributes enormously towards my physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. If I’m not able to visit for a … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient landscape, blog, Chinese Lantern, commoners, diversity, habitat, irreplacable landscape, litter, National Park, nature reserve, New forest, sky lantern, wildfire
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