Forgotten forests are areas of woodland that have been largely overlooked or abandoned, often due to human activities like urbanization or agriculture. These forests may contain diverse ecosystems, including unique plant and animal species that thrive in their secluded environments. Many forgotten forests are found in regions where logging or development has ceased, allowing nature to reclaim the land. They can serve as important habitats for wildlife and play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity. Conservation efforts are essential to protect these areas from further degradation and to restore their ecological balance.