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The Pando Living Map Project: documenting an ancient lifeform

Summary by The Royal Scottish Geographical Society

Friends of Pando Founder Lance Odditt, shares the story of the Pando Tree- the world’s largest tree and the oldest in the Americas, made up of 47,000 trunks spread across an astonishing 43 hectares.

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The Pando Living Map Project: documenting an ancient lifeform

Friends of Pando Founder Lance Odditt, shares the story of the Pando Tree- the world’s largest tree and the oldest in the Americas, made up of 47,000 trunks spread across an astonishing 43 hectares.

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The Royal Scottish Geographical Society broke the news in 1 month ago on Friday, May 2, 2025.

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