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Life finds a way: in search of England’s lost, forgotten rainforests Gnarled oak trees in Wistman’s Wood, an eight-acre fragment of temperate rainforest in Devon. Photograph: Ian Dagnall/Alamy Much of Britain’s temperate rainforest has been destroyed – but it can sometimes regenerate. The race is on to map what survives and restore what we can Thu 29 Apr 2021 01.00 EDT Few people realise that England has fragments of a globally rare habitat: temperate rainforest. I didn’t really believe it until I moved to Devon last year and started visiting some of these incredible habitats. Temperate rainforests are exuberant with life. One of their defining characteristics is the presence of epiphytes, plants that grow on other plants, often in such damp and rainy places. In woods around the edge of Dartmoor, in lost valleys and steep-sided gorges, I’ve spotted branches dripping with mosses, festooned with lichens, liverworts and polypody ferns.

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