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To own and manage public woodland for the benefit of the community including without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing providing open air recreation and exercise, spiritual refreshment and enjoyment; maintaining and improving the wood for the public, local wildlife and nature conservation; enhancing natural beauty and countryside amenities; providing educational and other opportunities.