Wrapping vines or roots around your wrists and loosely around your neck, you attune yourself to a 5-mile radius, creating a divinatory bond between yourself and the land. a DM has discretion as to what constitutes a forest. Generally, dense tree coverage must dominate the terrain. 

For the duration, you become magically aware anytime a creature that is not natural to the area enters the spell's area. Beasts and other natural creatures do not alert this magic, while unnatural monsters, humanoids and other creature types typically do. A creature such as Hill Giant or Green Dragon that is closely tied to the natural forest does not alert the magic. When this effect alerts you to a creature's presence, you do not learn the exact identity of the creature, but you do learn the creature's type, and you are considered to have at least secondhand knowledge of it for the purposes of Scrying or similar magic.

If you cast this spell every day for 10 consecutive days targeting the same area of land, the duration becomes Until Dispelled. In any case, if you cast this spell again targeting a different area of land any previous casting ends immediately.