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We have an old oak tree on the border with our neighbour. It's about 200 years old. Now, with the help of the local authority, the neighbour wants to build a path that leads directly over the roots of the oak. He has a good chance of achieving this because he has friends on the local council. We fear that the roots of the oak will be damaged by the cars. The oak could die as a result. What should we do?
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We have an old oak tree on the border with our neighbour. It's about 200 years old. Now, with the help of the local authority, the neighbour wants to build a path that leads directly over the roots of the oak. He has a good chance of achieving this because he has friends on the local council. We fear that the roots of the oak will be damaged by the cars. The oak could die as a result. What should we do? -
because he has friends on the local council...
The usual problem. Everyone is in favour of preserving nature, but when it comes to benefits, "friendships" count more. Make a big poster and put it up next to the oak tree. This will get the public's attention. Then you have a chance! Good luck!
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