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Felling permission is already in place for thinning across 257 acres
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Westwater Forest Estate, near Langholm, extends to 1,828 acres
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Ed Townley (right) and Joe Brennan conducting a 1m square quadrat survey of tree seedlings in an area of moorland that was drone seeded with native species in spring 2024. Allt Dubh, Roshven, Lochaber, Scotland, June 2025 Ed Townley (right) and Joe Brennan conducting a 1m square quadrat survey of tree seedlings in an area of moorland that was drone seeded with native species in spring 2024. Allt Dubh, Roshven, Lochaber, Scotland, June 2025
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