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The Royal Navy received supplies for its ships, while the RSPB monitored the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, linking to historical figures like Horatio Nelson.

12 reports, 12 independent Updated Jun 19
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The Royal Navy received supplies for its ships, while the RSPB monitored the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, linking to historical figures like Horatio Nelson.

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  1. RSPB monitors environmental health near Nottingham.Sub-event
  2. Tourism is booming at the site of the Major Oak following a publication by Rooke.1 source
  3. The ancient Major Oak tree is declining, and the RSPB is managing the situation.1 source
  4. The ancient Major Oak tree was confirmed dead, and its timbers were subsequently used for St. Paul's roof.Sub-event
  5. Oaks supported Horatio Nelson's naval service in the UK, while the RSPB monitored ancient tree decline.Sub-event
  6. Sherwood oaks supplied timbers for structures in London.Sub-event
  7. Updates on the RSPB statement and the historical role of the oaks in the naval context.1 source
  8. Visitors compressed soil around the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest.1 source
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  1. Management failure led to the decline of the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest.1 source
  2. New detail on how Nelson's ships used Sherwood oak timber for tree protection.1 source
  3. Royal Navy supplies received; RSPB monitored Major Oak in Sherwood Forest.1 source

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