A Cass County cottonwood tree nominated by Glen Lihbrecht on a farmstead owned by Paul Deedee is considered the largest tree in North Dakota as of 2022 and is listed in the North Dakota Forest ...

Use leaves, bark, and habitat to identify a cottonwood tree, and learn more about cottonwood's characteristics and locations.

Dams were already killing off North Dakota’s cottonwood trees. Climate change could hasten their decline. The damming of the Missouri River in the 1950s put its cottonwood trees on the ropes. If ...

Eastern cottonwood is one of the largest eastern hardwoods, short-lived but the fastest-growing commercial forest species in North America.

These stately trees can grow to well over 100 feet tall, with one record cottonwood in Charlotte, North Carolina, having attained a height of 145 feet.

The Champion Tree program pays homage to the biggest native and non-native tree species in North Dakota.

The blue-footed borer is a native to North America and is able to use willows, cottonwoods, aspens and locusts. A number of wood-boring beetle species make pests of themselves by moving into orchards ...

Crews will begin to remove thousands of trees from Chatfield State Park this week, with work to start at the north boat ramp and continue down the western shores.

One of the most magical spring events on our farm is still a few weeks away: Our Eastern cottonwood is going to snow!

Seventeen acres of Russian olive trees in Two Moon Park by the Yellowstone River are slated for removal starting next week. The invasive, fast-growing tree replaces native cottonwood and willows ...