Museum gives up hope of restoring Chapman�s tree
Friday, June 24, 2016
According to botanical records, it is the third largest tree in Africa and is believed to be 3,000 to 4,000- years-old.
The tree, which is a national monument, fell to the ground in January and authorities sent botanists to assess whether it could be restored. The director of DNMM, Gaogakwe Phorano said they have given up hope of restoring the tree’s life.
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