Mature ash trees were thought to be a symbol of the well-being of the land itself. Noted for their strong and flexible timber ...

A National Trust team has planted 1,300 trees to restore a landscape devastated by a fungal disease. Parts of Ickworth Estate near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk have been affected by ash dieback disease, ...

The fungal disease Ash Dieback is expected to decimate the population of Ash trees across Britain. The rapid decay in affected trees can make them dangerous to anyone walking underneath, not to ...

Rangers at Ickworth Estate have planted 1,300 trees after the site lost a number of trees due to the ash dieback fungus.

The Woodland Trust has said it wanted to ... But invasive species such as rhododendron, as well as trees severely affected by ash dieback, needed to be removed. A spokesperson for the charity ...

National Trust/James Dobson Ash trees that were hit by ash dieback disease on the estate were felled for safety reasons "Around 20% of the woodland at Ickworth is made up of ash trees and we've ...