Robin Hood's Tree Dies at 1200 Years

The majestic oak tree "Major," believed to be linked to the Robin Hood legend, has died after failing to produce new leaves this spring, reflecting its deteriorating condition due to visitor pressure and climate changes. The 1,200-year-old tree was a landmark of Sherwood Forest and a historic symbol, but it faced environmental stress and a failure to regenerate naturally, leading to its death after centuries of historical and spiritual presence.

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