Ancient 'Robin Hood' tree is dead, experts say (opens original article in a new tab)
An ancient oak tree linked to the Robin Hood legend has died, according to experts, after years of decline due to human activity, climate change, and structural interventions.
- Experts believe the Major Oak, linked to the Robin Hood legend, has died after its first spring without new leaves.
- Factors contributing to its decline include human activity, climate change, and structural interventions over the years.
- The tree will remain in place as a habitat and natural monument, with saplings planted globally.
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