Experiment in floodplain forest: Using tree mortality to support oak regeneration Date: April 16, 2025 Source: Universität Leipzig Summary: The pedunculate oaks typical of Leipzig's floodplain ...

Fire-intolerant trees with far less ecological value — maple, beech, basswood, black gum, tulip trees — have risen to replace the oak, hickory and pine forests, which need regular fire to open ...

During a particularly hot afternoon in June, my staff and I were walking a shaded trail at Garden in the Woods in Framingham ...

The tree’s fortitude has become even more important in the era of climate change, and the live oak still represents a life raft for those in the paths of tropical storms.

The prints are part of a larger exhibition of Hewett’s tree art titled Everything in the Forest is the Forest, at the Impressions Gallery, Bradford, UK, until 23 August, where they appear ...

Kathleen Underwood’s neighbor recently told her that her air conditioning hasn’t been turning on much despite the heat. Underwood’s response: “You can thank Big Red.” ...

Trees that witnessed key moments in history, provided inspiration to writers and played supporting roles onscreen made this year’s shortlist.

One of Britain's most famous trees, the mighty Major Oak in Sherwood Forest, has suffered in the recent heatwave and needs emergency irrigation.