Ancient ’Robin Hood’ tree is dead, experts say (opens original article in a new tab)

The Major Oak, an iconic UK tree linked to the Robin Hood legend, is believed dead after 1,200 years due to climate change, human activity, and past conservation efforts. It will remain as a monument, with saplings planted worldwide.

• The Major Oak, an ancient tree linked to Robin Hood legend, is believed to have died after 1,200 years.
• Experts attribute its death to climate change, human activity, and structural interventions over the years.
• The tree will remain standing as a monument, with saplings planted globally to preserve its legacy.