Ancient Trees of Britain: Yew and Oak

A museum talk by John Parker, CEO of the Arboricultural Association, on the cultural and environmental significance of ancient yew and oak trees in Britain.

John Parker, CEO of the Arboricultural Association and founder of the Stonehouse Community Arboretum, explores why ancient yews and oaks matter, their place in British culture and mythology, and how we should protect them. The talk examines ancient trees as irreplaceable living links to the past that can thrive for centuries. It is part of the John Moore Museum's talk programme and takes place at the Old Baptist Chapel in Tewkesbury.