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|October 04, 2019
PINE martens have been successfully reintroduced to the Forest of Dean after fighting back from the brink of extinction in England.
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A group of 18 pine martens have been released in the forest as part of a reintroduction project run by Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, Forestry England, the Vincent Wildlife Trust and Forest Research. It’s hoped that this group will become the base
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