The Daily Yonder on MSN
45 Degrees North: Five Trees in the Big Picture
My husband and I live on 2.5 rural acres that he bought before we were married. For less than the present price of most new vehicles, he got land that ...
Vermont loves maples trees. So do these beetles that have wreaked havoc in Massachusetts. Here's how people are keeping them ...
Few sights feel as wild and lively as the rapid tap-tap-tap of a woodpecker at work on a tree trunk. For garden lovers who ...
Rowan University has teamed up with the state to figure out the balance between the amount of carbon emitted by New Jersey wetlands, and the amount that gets absorbed.
Amazon has slashed £30 off its pre-lit Christmas tree that’s ‘perfect in every way’ according to shoppers, and has a range of ...
Birds & Blooms on MSN
4 Types of Conifer Trees You Should Know (and Grow)
They're a classic winter sight — but can you tell different types of conifer trees apart? Here's what distinguishes fir, pine ...
After disappearing in 1994, red-cockaded woodpeckers may return to Tennessee thanks to major habitat restoration and a new ...
The Loblolly Pine ( Pinus taeda) is considered the fastest-growing pine species, characterized by its unique appearance, with dense foliage at the top and bare trunks. This tall, straight evergreen ...
Kauri trees are among the largest (total mass) in the world and can live upwards of 2500 years. The largest known living kauri tree grows in Waipoua, New Zealand. It’s 150 feet tall and has a trunk ...
When the days get shorter and the air turns chilly, it’s easy to feel cooped up and a little disconnected from the outdoors.
Young porcupines are dispersing from their mothers this time of year, and with that, leaving behind the cutest name for a baby animal – porcupette – as they strike out ...
AZ Animals on MSN
North America’s Most Common Squirrels and How to Tell Them Apart
They are everywhere on the continent and have adapted to human development. Learn all about the most common squirrels in ...
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