Tree Thieves Target Rare Species in Selfoss Forest

Rare trees have been stolen from a popular forest near Selfoss, prompting warnings that the theft of valuable ornamental trees is becoming an increasing problem across Iceland. Several mature trees were removed from Hellisskógur, a 126-hectare woodland managed by the Selfoss Forestry Association beside the Ölfusá river. The stolen specimens included a Virginia bird cherry, [...]… The post Tree Thieves Target Rare Species in Selfoss Forest appeared first on Iceland Review.

By Michael Chapman