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Ranger and volunteers at Bestwood Country Park, Nottingham, part of Sherwood Forest, working on conservation project; they are digging out heather scrapes where the topsoil is removed and heather planted in order to produce heathland, a different habitat typical of the original forest. Removing the topsoil enables the heather to compete better against other plants species.

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Ranger and volunteers at Bestwood Country Park, Nottingham, part of Sherwood Forest, working on conservation project; they are digging out heather scrapes where the topsoil is removed and heather planted in order to produce heathland, a different habitat typical of the original forest. Removing the topsoil enables the heather to compete better against other plants species.