A rainforest habitat is an area of land that is covered in a thick canopy of trees. A tropical rainforest is different from a temperate rainforest because it is hot and wet due to lots of rain.

First trees planted in effort to expand ‘iconic’ temperate rainforest site - Hundreds of saplings have been planted at the ...

The mosaic of temperate forest and boreal forest found in the region provides a unique ecological condition. The diversity of plant community types provides habitat for a variety of wildlife species ...

Woodland Trust, the largest woodland conservation charity in the UK, has given more of an insight into the temperate ...

Funding has been secured to help expand and protect one of England's last remaining ancient temperate rainforests. Naddle Forest at Wild ... to help safeguard the habitat. A nature recovery ...

Temperate rainforest habitat used to cover swathes of Britain, the island of Ireland and the Isle of Man (Alamy/PA) Atlantic temperate rainforest is one of the UK’s precious habitats. Native trees ...