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A forest that only exists because of moisture rising from the warm Agulhas current hundreds of miles away in the Indian Ocean.

Here's Tom Cooke, academy psychologist for Nottingham Forest Football Club, talking to the BBC World Service.

Up here, free from the confines of the forest, they hold a butterfly ball.

REPORTER: President Trump is blasting Canada for, quote, "willful negligence" in its forest management, calling the pollution an unhealthy invasion.

Here's Tom Cooke, academy psychologist for Nottingham Forest Football Club.

Thanks to Professor Izumiyama, this lucky bear is back in the safety of the forest and out of harm's way.

Mr Nakayama has been keeping honeybees for more than 65 years, and these sunny forest clearings are perfect for his hives.

More children develop asthma and respiratory disease, and rates balloon in communities regularly exposed to forest fire smoke.

As cultivation boomed in Latin America, fueled by slavery, growers displaced Indigenous populations and burned forests to establish ever-expanding plantations.

He was gonna take Elwynn Forest, which was the starting area for the humans, and I was gonna take Westfall, which was the sophomore zone after Elwynn for the humans.

I think it will feel a bit like being in a forest.

I think we played for, like, an hour or two, and we only did Elwynn Forest.

Policies that invest in renewable energy sources, cut fossil fuel production, support electric transportation, protect our forests, and regulate industry can help mitigate the worst effects of climate change.

When exactly people began consuming coffee is unclear— but at some point before the 1400s, in what’s now Ethiopia, people began foraging for wild coffee in the forest undergrowth.

It has some of the fidelity and naivety of an infant waiting at the door for mummy or daddy to return or a hunting dog, howling in a forest clearing, circling the putrifying body of its long-deceased owner.