LONDON, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Ash trees dying in a fungal disease epidemic in Britain should not be chopped down but allowed to live, as they are still good for wildlife, experts say.
Ash dieback disease, or chalara fraxinea -- thought to have come to Britain on the wind and in tree imports from continental Europe -- has been found in 115 sites around Britain and is expected to spread, The Daily Telegraph reported.