Isle of Wight National Trust trees felled due to ash dieback | Isle of Wight County Press
Mass felling is taking place after the fungal disease was identified in every National Trust woodland on the Island.
Source: countypress.co.uk
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Mass felling is taking place after the fungal disease was identified in every National Trust woodland on the Island.
A LARGE number of trees will be felled after The National Trust found a fungal disease in all the woodlands they manage on the Isle of Wight.
A 'large' number trees on the Isle of Wight will be cut down due to fungal disease, the National Trust has said.
See within for details of where the felling will take place in order to tackle Ash Dieback on National Trust land
The team is having to take action to compact ash dieback.