Forest of Dennis

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The Forest of Dennis is a very young forest consisting mainly of native English deciduous trees in Warwickshire, England. The forest was started in 2001 by the English businessman and philanthropist Felix Dennis. The forest currently covers 4.5 square kilometres. Planting of saplings will continue until the forest covers between 80 and 200 square kilometres, forming the largest deciduous forest in England.[1] The forest is owned and managed by a UK registered charity called Forest of Dennis.

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  1. ^ Felix Dennis: Poet, Entrepreneur and Tree-Hugger?. Retrieved on 2007-09-29.

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