Abstract
Photo 1. A veteran common beech growing in Froggatt Woods. Peak District, England. Photo credit: Tom Reed. Photo 2. Two ancient oaks growing in a historic deer park, showing significant decay in the trunk in the foreground. Chatsworth Park, Derbyshire, England. Photo credit: Tom Reed. Photo 3. A veteran pedunculate oak in an old wood pasture habitat. Glenarm, Northern Ireland. Photo credit: Tom Reed. Photo 4. An ancient pedunculate oak; a former forest tree now growing in a historic garden. Chatsworth Gardens, Derbyshire, England. Photo credit: Tom Reed. Photo 5. An ancient hornbeam; a surviving lapsed pollard that originates from a former medieval hunting forest. Hatfield Forest, England. Photo credit: Tom Reed. These photographs illustrate the article “Distribution models calibrated with independent field data predict two million ancient and veteran trees in England” by Victoria Nolan, Francis Gilbert, Tom Reed, and Tom Reader published in Ecological Applications. https://doi.org/10.1002/eap.2695
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