The National Trust of Victoria has announced the finalists for its annual Tree of the Year competition, highlighting a diverse range of significant trees across the state. This year's contenders include a decades-old eucalyptus, an elm tree cherished by many commuters, and a rare gingko species once believed to be extinct in the wild.
The competition, initiated in 2016, serves as a platform to increase public awareness of Victoria's valuable trees and to advocate for their conservation. By celebrating these natural landmarks, the National Trust aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the arboreal heritage of the region.
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