Trees

The Sussex woodland - home to some of the oldest living things in Britain - is steeped in folklore.

Joe Whitehead says the seasons have become "more erratic" but they are learning how to manage them.

It makes it an offence to cut down and wilfully damage or destroy the trees without permission.

Questions arise about why some tree-planting schemes fail and what can help them thrive.

A tree plantation containing a red squirrel sanctuary in the Yorkshire Dales goes up for sale.

A main focus was to replace young trees that did not survive last year's dry spell, a council says.

Storm Goretti devastated Trengwainton Gardens, but many rare plants survived, bosses say.