Kew Gardens Warns of Climate Threat to Iconic Trees, Turns to Hybrid Solutions

Kew Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site, faces a dire future as climate change threatens its iconic tree collection. Rising temperatures and unpredictable rainfall could see up to a third of the gardens’ trees vanish by the end of the century, including beloved English oaks. Scientists are turning to hybrid trees, like a cross between the common beech and the Oriental beech, to ensure a greener future for the gardens and the region.

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