Rainforest site perfect for recovery, wildlife charity says

A rainforest project will see an entire ecosystem built on the the Isle of Man, the head of Manx Wildlife Trust has said.

Native tree species will be planted over a five year period at the Creg Y Cowin site, as part of a £38m scheme by the Wildlife Trusts.

Leigh Morris said the site, which cost £315,000, had perfect conditions to bring back a so-called Celtic rainforest.

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