Work has begun to restore nature to part of the New Forest in southern England that was destroyed by a summer wildfire.
The New Forest, a national park known for its ancient woodlands and heathland, suffered significant damage during the blaze.
Restoration work will focus on re-establishing the area's natural habitats and helping the ecosystem recover.
The project follows the summer wildfire that highlighted the region's vulnerability to extreme heat.
<small>Source: BBC Science — read the original story there.</small>
