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Robin Hood folklore to Victorian novels, ‘Major Oak’ was a cultural icon
Visitors increasingly arrived to see the ancient woodland and the giant oak that would eventually become Sherwood's famous resident. | World News
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cnn.com
Ancient Sherwood Forest oak tree reputed to have sheltered Robin Hood has died | CNN
Scientists believe the 1,200-year-old Major Oak, the legendary hideout of Robin Hood, has died after it failed to produce any new leaves this spring,
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dailymail.com
Fears Robin Hood's 1,000-year-old tree is dead
The RSPB, which manages the woods in Nottinghamshire where the tree stands, said it had been in decline for some years.
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abcnews.com
An ancient oak tree said to have sheltered legendary Robin Hood has died
The 1,200-year-old Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, linked to the legend of Robin Hood, is believed to have died
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scmp.com
1,200-year-old Sherwood Forest tree, linked to Robin Hood legend, is dead
Conservationists say the Major Oak failed to sprout leaves after many years of soil compression caused by visiting fans.
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svd.se
Robin Hood-trädet har dött
Efter mer än tusen år i Sherwoodskogen har Major Oak, en av Europas mest kända ekar, dött, rapporterar bland andra The Guardian.
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rnz.co.nz
Ancient Sherwood Forest oak tree reputed to have sheltered Robin Hood has died
When knights of old went looking for Robin Hood, they knew where to find him. The legendary outlaw has been associated with England's Sherwood Forest for centuries, and one tree…
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abc.net.au
Ancient oak tree linked to the legend of Robin Hood is dead
The tree is said to have sheltered Robin Hood, the legendary 13th-century bandit who stole from the rich and gave to the poor and took refuge in the Nottingham forest.
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independent.co.uk
Robin Hood’s 1,200-year-old Major Oak has died
The legendary outlaw is believed to have sheltered beneath the tree
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nos.nl
Eeuwenoude 'Robin Hood-boom' in Sherwood Forest dood
De boom bracht dit voorjaar geen nieuwe bladeren meer voort. De boom kan wel nog tientallen tot mogelijk honderden jaren overeind blijven staan.
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Ancient oak tree linked to Robin Hood legend dies
The Major Oak, located in Sherwood Forest in Nottinghamshire, is thought to have died after its first spring with no leaves, according to wildlife charity the RSPB.
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dailysabah.com
Legendary oak tree of Robin Hood lore dies after 1,200 years
A massive ancient oak tree linked to the legend of Robin Hood may have been loved to death. The 1,200-year-old Major Oak in Sherwood Forest is believed...
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theguardian.com
We would like to hear your memories of the Major oak in Sherwood Forest
Did you visit the famed tree? Did you take photos of it? Please share them with us
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ilpost.it
La millenaria quercia di Sherwood è morta
Era da secoli un’amata attrazione turistica inglese legata alla leggenda di Robin Hood, e i molti interventi per salvarla non sono serviti
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cbsnews.com
1,200-year-old Robin Hood oak tree in Sherwood Forest has died, group says: "Heartbreaking for everyone"
A massive ancient oak tree linked to the legend of Robin Hood may have been loved to death.
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nu.nl
Twaalfhonderd jaar oude 'Robin Hood-boom' in Engeland bezweken
Een van de bekendste bomen van het Verenigd Koninkrijk is volgens deskundigen dood. De zogeheten Major Oak werd bekend vanwege zijn hoge leeftijd, omvang en de connectie met de…
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elnuevodia.com
Tenía 1,200 años: muere un antiguo árbol relacionado con el legendario Robin Hood
El “Major Oak” estaba en el bosque de Sherwood y se vio afectado por los visitantes y el cambio climático
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editorial.aristeguinoticias.com
Major Oak, el árbol de Robin Hood, podría haber muerto
Se trata de uno de los robles más grandes del Reino Unido, con un tronco de 11 metros de circunferencia. Según las estimaciones, tendría unos 1,200 años de antigüedad.
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channel4.com
Major Oak: 1,000-year-old ‘Robin Hood’ tree is dead, experts say
It's one of the world's best known trees, famed for sheltering Robin Hood and his band of merry men as they fled the Sheriff of Nottingham.
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eu.usatoday.com
The Major Oak, 1,200 year old tree of Robin Hood fame, is dead in Sherwood Forest
The death of 'Robin Hood' tree in Sherwood Forest leaves us with one less ancient sentinel. Here's a closer look, from the oldest tree, to the largest.
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smh.com.au
Ancient oak tree linked to Robin Hood loved to death
The 1200-year-old Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, which is said to have sheltered legendary 13th-century bandit Robin Hood, hasn’t sprouted leaves this spring.