- The Sonian Forest (French: Foret de Soignes, Dutch: Zonienwoud) is a large forest in the south-eastern part of Brussels, Belgium.
- The first mention of the Sonian Forest ("Soniaca Silva") [Also Sonesia, Sungia, or Sonniaca, according to Charles Duvivier, "La forêt charbonnière...
- Walk through the colourful autumn forest in the Brabantse Wouden National Park. Tree avenue with orange leaves in the Sonian forest.
- In Belgium, the territory of the Suan forest is inhabited by various mammals: moose, squirrels, hares, wild boars, and a large number of birds.
- Derks-2020-Sonian_Forest_-_a_case-(published_version).pdf. Content available from Kris Vandekerkhove: Derks-etal-2020-SonianForest-Oforest-book.pdf.
- This is the Sonian Forest, that stretches over the 3 Belgian regions, home to hundreds of species that have lived here for thousands of years.
- Join Thibault, a local certified mountain leader, for an incredible day of hiking in Belgium's ancient and beautiful Sonian Forest (Forêt de Soignes).
- Painted map of the Sonian Forest (Ignatius van der Stock, 1661). The forest is part of the scattered remains of the ancient Silva Carbonaria or Charcoal Forest.
- The Sonian Forest or Sonian Wood (Dutch Zoninwoud, French Fort de Soignes) is a 4,421hectare (10,920acre) forest that lies at the southeastern edge of...
- On 6 April 2016, EUSTAFOR and its Flemish member Natuurinvest organized an excursion to the Sonian forest.