Ash Dieback is a highly destructive and prolific disease, spread through fungal spores, ‘Chalara Fraxinea’. Spores can be carried on the wind, on clothing or through animals. Unchecked, Ash Dieback can ravage local tree populations requiring extreme measures in order to contain and control its spread. It is projected that up to 95% of Ash trees in Britain could be lost to Dieback. The photographs presented here were made in the spring of 2021, in Branston, Lincolnshire. Four to five […]

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