English Heritage to digitally manage 38,000 trees on its historic estates

Michael Holder
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The Royal Oak at Boscobel House | Credit: English Heritage
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The Royal Oak at Boscobel House | Credit: English Heritage

Charity says Yolla's cloud-based software will help it better monitor threats to woodland

More than 38,000 trees across hundreds of English Heritage estates and historic sites are to be digitally managed using software designed to help the charity more accurately assess threats or damage to...

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