Around 30,000 native trees have been planted to revitalize the largely destroyed Atlantic rainforests in Northern Ireland. The work is taking place at Lenamore Wood, a 41-acre site near Omagh in County Tyrone.
Around 30,000 native trees have been planted to revitalize the largely destroyed Atlantic rainforests in Northern Ireland. The work is taking place at Lenamore Wood, a 41-acre site near Omagh in County Tyrone.