Conservationists are implementing protective measures for an uncommon tree species situated on the cliff edges of Somerset. The initiative highlights growing concerns for the survival of the plant in its native coastal habitat.
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Hope they protect the roots from storm damage, not just the branches. Nature is unpredictable up there.
Finally! Coastal erosion is destroying habitats fast. Glad someone is actually doing something about it.
I’ve walked those Somerset cliffs for years and never noticed a rare tree. What species is it?