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Who protects England's trees?

Organisations like the Woodland Trust, mentioned in the story, play a crucial role in monitoring and protecting England's ancient trees. They work to conserve woodlands, raise awareness about threats like drought, and manage specific sites like Sherwood Forest to ensure the survival of these invaluable natural assets.

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