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Nature

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Ancient trees have a unique place in cultures around the world, but is their survival guaranteed? Mark Carwardine visits a British tree that has been carbon-dated at up to 6,000 years old in his quest to assess the importance of conserving the oldest living things on the planet.

(Repeated tomorrow 11am)

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Presenter:
Mark Carwardine
Producer:
Brett Westwood
Source: Radio Times

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