Environmental finalist Mark Herbert, Combwell Wood

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The woodland, found down narrow and winding country lanes, is a "ghyll wood", an area of wetland wood on the steep side of a stream's upper reaches. According to the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT), ghyll woodlands are often undisturbed by human activity and have their own microclimate. Volunteers manage about 200 acres of the 400-acre woodland.