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Fundraiser launched to save Oxfordshire’s 50 remaining native Black Poplars

The campaign seeks £20,000 and has secured match funding up to £10,000 to survey, propagate and replant the trees.

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The Swindon to Oxford: Regenerating the Thames and Tributaries (Sw-Ox) partnership aims to raise £20,000 to identify surviving Black Poplar trees.

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Fundraiser launched to save Oxfordshire’s 50 remaining native Black Poplars

The Swindon to Oxford: Regenerating the Thames and Tributaries (Sw-Ox) partnership aims to raise £20,000 to identify surviving Black Poplar trees.

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Oxford Mail broke the news in Oxford, United Kingdom on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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