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The Hotspot | Why willows put the rest in the shade when cricket goes planting trees

Willow trees are emerging as vital climate protectors for cricket fields. They offer essential shade, help lower temperatures, and support local wildlife, making them perfect allies in the fight against climate change. Full story and more r...

The Guardian· Jul 6, 2026 · 12:17 PM · 59 views

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Willow trees are emerging as vital climate protectors for cricket fields. They offer essential shade, help lower temperatures, and support local wildlife, making them perfect allies in the fight against climate change. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #cricket #environment #climatechange #sustainability #wildlife

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