In Wales, the National Theatre is working with poet and novelist Owen Sheers in ancient woodland, inspired by his poem Mametz Wood, which tells of the battle in which 4,000 of the 38th Welsh division were killed or wounded.
In an adjacent area of north Wales woodland, David Cameron orders a future inquiry into a decade-old inquiry about abuse in a children's home.
Leaving Jedburgh by the Border Abbeys Way, the track rejoined St Cuthbert's Way on Vere Street before going through many boggy woodland paths.
Some of the new bedrooms will have balconies with woodland views and a Georgian garden.
Home: Camping in the New Forest Sandy Balls holiday park in the New Forest (stop sniggering) has introduced a cheaper alternative to its woodland lodges and mobile homes for this summer: camping pods.
We were at the dark heart of what Oliver was later to call "the locust years" (he loved a good epigram) when the forestry sector was trashing native woodland, and the subtext of the conference was a subtly orchestrated counter-attack by British ecologists, a bid to rehabilitate the national tree.
The wonder of a meteor shower, for instance, is reflected in an arrangement of bright golden leaves that resemble stars in a patch of shadowy woodland.
This is about developing larger, richer and more diverse woodland habitats throughout the country which are far more likely to be able to cope with diseases.
While galactically jazzed at the opportunity to see Jedi, a film I'd only experienced second-hand through action figures and a Panini sticker album, I was acutely aware that family tradition dictated a far-flung woodland walk on Boxing Day.
First ba-wa-wee of the year Shortly after waking from their winter hibernation, Moomintroll and the Snorkmaiden – Tove Jansson's woodland creatures – sit in the sunshine discussing the first butterfly of the year.
Weekend riders will stay in a woodland campsite with locally sourced food and a bar, and can upgrade from tents to luxury shepherds' huts for an extra £15.
