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> discounting welfare issues Well, that's the whole point. I thought you were going to say that in the UK, you can't just chop down a tree on your land - ther
by fredley 10y ago
> discounting welfare issues
Well, that's the whole point.
I thought you were going to say that in the UK, you can't just chop down a tree on your land - there are often legal barriers preventing the felling of listed trees!
- 24gttghh 10y agoBeing listed would seem to imply a tree was specifically selected by a town for historical or aesthetic qualities. They would seem to be on conservation or public land most of the time, no?
- fredley 10y agoIt varies by region. In some places any tree with a trunk radius > 4" is listed automatically, for example.