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Major Oak, famed 'Robin Hood tree' in Sherwood Forest, dies after 1,200 years
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Major Oak, famed 'Robin Hood tree' in Sherwood Forest, dies after 1,200 years

The Major Oak, a 1,200-year-old oak tree in England's Sherwood Forest linked to the Robin Hood legend, has died. The tree failed to produce new leaves this spring. It will remain standing and is considered a valuable habitat for wildlife.

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