Yorkshire Woodland – lexis

Yorkshire Woodland – lexis

woodland – an area or land on which many trees grow
close to the heart – of deep importance, interest of concern to s.o
worldwide – all over the world
fell – hill, mountain or stretch of high moorland (used especially in northern England); (fellwalking; fell boots = hillwalking; walking boots)
tarn – a small mountain lake (used especially in northern England) worthwhile – worth the time, money or effort spent
diamond jubilee – the day exactly 60 years after an important occasion, or a special event to celebrate this
to combat – to try to stop something unpleasant or harmful from happening or increasing
to join forces with – to work with someone else in order to achieve something which you both want
look at the case for – look at the facts or reasons for doing sth
to sigh – to breathe out indicating sadness, fatigue or relief; to resemble this sound
Not its relatives, mind – be careful not to make the mistake of thinking the new trees are related to it (ie the sycamore)
out of keeping with – out of harmony or conformity with