The New Forest (England)

The New Forest in southern England is a国l area of ancient woodland, open moors, heathland, and farmland established as a royal hunting ground in the 11th century. Covering around 140,000 hectares, it is home to diverse wildlife, including deer, ponies, and varied bird species. The landscape features picturesque villages, walking trails, and historical sites, making it popular for outdoor activities and tourism. Its unique ecosystem and cultural heritage are protected by conservation efforts, offering visitors and locals a peaceful, natural environment rich in history and biodiversity.