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Conservation teams are planting new saplings at Wistman's Wood National Nature Reserve in Dartmoor, England, to restore and expand its ancient temperate rainforest habitat. This area is one of the last remnants of such ecosystems in Britain, crucial for carbon sequestration and biodiversity.

The initiative aims to strengthen the ecosystem by creating corridors for wildlife and enhancing resilience against climate change. By planting trees adjacent to existing woodlands, the project seeks to recreate suitable conditions for the unique flora and fauna of these misty forests.