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Forty-nine saplings were grown from seeds and material rescued from the tree, which grew along Hadrian’s Wall on land cared for by the National Trust.

More than half of the 49 ‘trees of hope’ from the sycamore will be planted over the course of National Tree Week

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Tony Juniper says the job is now about nature’s recovery not just conservation, as the government agency launches its new strategy.

The organisations said they will work together on large scale landscape restoration projects in three upland areas over three years.

Visitors have been leaving tributes at the National Trust site since the tree was illegally felled in September 2023.

Conservationists hail ‘remarkable’ rediscovery after 40 years, at nature reserve only accessible by boat

Satellite photos taken by Planet depict the demolition of the East Wing of the White House to make room for the planned Trump Ballroom.

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The move aims to secure the future of a key British heritage asset that marks the ‘birthplace of the industrial revolution’.

Earlier this year I found myself stood among a sea of swaying ox-eye daises in a floodplain meadow on the Attingham estate in Shropshire, on land owned by the National Trust. I noticed other plants growing here: the sunny yellows of meadow buttercup, the wine-reds of great burnet and the…