From ancient Greece to Norfolk, the story of one of England’s loveliest naturalised trees brims with antiquarian intrigue and sylvan charm, discovers Aeneas Dennison

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Geraint Richards , head forester to the Duchy of Cornwall and to His Majesty the King, discusses with Charlotte Reather his work on the estate, seeing woodlands as orchestras and the need for a culture of biosecurity in the UK