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woodland

noun as in land covered with woods or trees

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noun as in forest

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Lou Carpenter, who owns ancient woodland that provides a habitat for rare birds, told the BBC that catapults were being used to poach, and the problem was getting worse.

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So, utilising nearby fields and some woodland, the couple took about a year to get the park up and running.

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Devon Wildlife Trust's Tracey Hamston, who leads the project, said the animals were "once a key part of our thriving woodland wildlife, so it's good that they are back where they belong".

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The firm vowed to establish the UK's biggest native woodland and peatland restoration project, supported by sales of its Lost Forest lager.

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Thursday's search happened in Balgownie, on a small pocket of woodland mentioned in a confession made by a teenage boy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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