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Iconic Trees and Nature Education 2025-12-01
01 December 2025
Lead MP
Joe Morris
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Joe Morris raised concerns about iconic trees and nature education 2025-12-01 in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
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Calls for a register of iconic trees to be established, highlighting the cultural significance of the Sycamore Gap tree. Proposes legislation to designate and protect these trees, review nature education in England, and ensure their legacy is preserved through community engagement and educational initiatives.
Joe Morris
Lab
Hexham
Emphasises the cultural and historical significance of iconic trees such as the Sycamore Gap, advocating for a register to protect them. Cites the Sycamore Gap’s importance in connecting people with heritage, nature education, and community resilience. Supports initiatives like sapling planting and educational programmes.
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