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Wildlife Killed in New Forest Fire Will Take ‘Decades to Recover’

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A major fire in the New Forest has left wildlife facing a recovery period of several decades, with centuries-old beech and oak trees among the…

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Ancient trees destroyed in devastating New Forest fire

The A31 through the New Forest has been closed for nearly two weeks

·London, United Kingdom
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Wildlife killed in New Forest fire will take ‘decades to recover’

A major fire in the New Forest has left wildlife facing a recovery period of several decades, with centuries-old beech and oak trees among the…

·Salisbury, United Kingdom
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‘Considerable’ wildlife losses and ancient trees destroyed in fire off A31

Significant numbers of ancient beech and oak trees have been destroyed in the New Forest wildfire, Forestry England has said.

·Bournemouth, United Kingdom
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Bournemouth Echo broke the news in Bournemouth, United Kingdom on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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