We like to keep a watch on trees (what a surprise): Prince Charles' lost Cedar of Lebanon, the world's oldest one in Sweden and now: a file on all 20,000 of Britain's oldest trees. Why a file? Because the trees are disappearing due to vandalism, new development and disease. Trees represent a country's heritage and history and it is too easy for them to be destroyed and lost, either by chance or by design. England has some of the oldest trees in Europe, probably due to its tem...
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