Significados de ancient woodlands en inglés

The outbreaks in ancient woodlands may provide succour for the beleaguered Defra.

Wild garlic, or ramsons, grow plentifully on ancient woodlands all over Ireland.

Much more important is the fate of the commission's current and former ancient woodlands.

Those are remnants of the ancient woodlands, she said.

They plant trees, protect forests and restore ancient woodlands, in the UK and in the Amazon.

Our ancient woodlands connect us to the past.

The commission owns many obliterated ancient woodlands, which should be converted from pine back to deciduous trees.

Eventually, the remaining cars arrive and soon we are away through the ancient woodlands of Donard Park.

He wants to reclaim the ancient woodlands.'

Photograph: Alamy Biebrza national park Biebrza is one of the last remaining ancient woodlands and wetlands in Europe.

Over the years the Forestry Commission has destroyed a lot of ancient woodlands and heathlands and replanted them with conifers.

May thought back to what his partner had told him about the myths born in the ancient woodlands of Battlebridge.

Besides, there are plenty of ancient woodlands under threat from motorways and infrastructure projects -that's what gets protestors excited.

Friends of the Earth nature campaigner Paul de Zylva said including ancient woodlands "highlights the absurdity" of the policy.

By the time it died down, great swathes had been cut through ancient woodlands and some 20 million trees were lost.

And the people who care enough about the management of ancient woodlands to vandalise a tree think in the same time frames as us.