The location of the 'living library' is along 3km (1.9 miles) of newly restored River Culm floodplain, which is the favoured ...
Efforts are being stepped up to save Britain’s rarest and most threatened native species of tree. The National Trust is ...
A pioneering effort to rescue Britain’s rarest native tree has taken root in Devon, as conservationists create a ‘living library’ of black poplar trees at Killerton. The project, spearheaded ...
The National Trust is creating a ‘living library’ of trees in east Devon in efforts to help save Britain’s rarest and most ...
The black poplar was once as common as oak and beech, but the drainage of land and the demand for faster and straighter growing non-native timber trees has contributed to the gradual decline of ...
The newly restored River Culm floodplain at Killerton where a population of rare black poplar is being established A living gene bank of the rarest native tree in Britain, the black poplar ...