Ash dieback: How the British landscape is changing
The Forestry Commission is warning that a whole generation of ash trees is likely to die because of the unstoppable spread of the ash dieback disease.
It has been a year since it was first discovered in the UK and now the trees are in leaf, the full impact of the disease is starting to become evident.
Jeremy Cooke reports.
12 Jun 2013
- From the section Science & Environment