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Ant Populations Are Thriving Among Newly Planted, Non-Native Trees
A species of wood ants observed in the North York Moors National Park, UK, are thriving in forests where non-native trees have been planted over the past 60 years. This suggests that we could help forest-dependent species rebuild their homes.
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