Cultivating regenerative growth in English woodlands | Time Travel in Britain's Lost Rainforests 

Lancashire has quite a bit, as does Yorkshire, from the Dales right over to Sheffield.

here in devon its pretty much all gone

Don't miss out Cornwall.

@@mick4862 devon?

@@user-bq3ch1ps8q we have a few patches on dartmoor and a larger area on the fringe of exmoor, however the point I was trying to make was that no one had yet mentioned cornwall as a location of rainforest yet there is quite a few areas of it around helford.

People don’t appreciate authenticity. They like tat…

Well it’s a rather niche topic. I didn’t hear about Britain having any Rainforest until the autumn of last year. So hopefully more people here about it and start to care about it soon.

Probably because we've been told that the countryside is racist now.

The thing that concerns me is that, if encouraged then people en masse trample the forest. Such a tricky balance 😢

@@diddlyempressnot if they actually watch the videos and learn the respect for forests. Also people tend to stick to public footpaths, so “trampling” a forest isn’t really a concern

@@Gamonista thank you, I agree. However , I don't know why responses have to be so snarky nowadays. I was merely reflecting upon the nature of when many people go to a place it inevitably will have an impact, even with the best of intentions. Masses of course will have an effect. I was considering my own desire to go to ancient forests but it's nice to imagine wild places where humans have seldom been. As a country many of us have nature deficit and we need to protect our right to roam, our fundamental requirements to connect to the land. Britain also is a small island nation and now that many of us have the ability to travel far and wide now, it's naive to think that we don't cause some problems. I believe we are in relationship with nature too, but all things must be in balance. So yes, many viewers of such channels will be conscious of the impact they make but there are also many that see wild spaces as leisure spaces alone, therein, issues can arise. We've seen this with Instagram culture and a bucket list mentality of places to visit. Stonehenge is now commodified for example, a gift shop and everything, you have to pay to access lands end so on and so forth. We must protect the sacred parts of this Isle, even if that means that we must occasionally forgo our desire to experience a place. 🍄

Har selv gået en del med metaldetektor. men jeg har dog alligevel aldrig oplevet at de slår ud på stenalder redskaber :D

@@Justin1337Sane Ha ha ha nej det gør de heller ikke. Den fandt jeg på jorden ved et muldvarpe skud.

@@Henrikbuitenhuis Kunne jeg da godt regne ud :D var bare for at mobbe dig lidt da du jo nævner metaldetektor og så slet ikke har fundet noget og så nævner du en sten istedet for :D hehe

@@Justin1337Sane lol min fejl..Jeg nævnte bare mit bedste fund og den tapkile fandt jeg da jeg gik med metaldetektor, men det var mine øjne der så den og man finder jo en del når man bruger sine øjne også. Men jeg har da fundet en Dobbeltknap fra en bronzealder grav og lidt fibler fra vikingetiden og selvfølgelig en masse knapper fra forskellige tidsperioder.