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A photograph that has spread on Reddit and Facebook for years allegedly showed a bonsai tree that survived the United States' ...
Late afternoon sunlight illuminates the base of a coast redwood along the Redwood Grove Loop Trail at Henry Cowell Redwoods ...
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Calgary Herald on MSN'It's unbelievable to see what Mother Nature can actually do': The unforgettable trauma and photos of the Pine Lake tornado 25 years laterThis week marks the 25th anniversary of the Pine Lake tornado, that killed 12 people and injured 200 others. The traumatic disaster has stayed with many people for years. The following article was ...
The couple have a particular fondness for Paris, because each had, as kids, visited the Fish Hatchery with family. In the ...
Ohio’s hidden treasures don’t get much more hidden than Tar Hollow State Park, a 604-acre oasis of tranquility nestled in the rolling hills near Laurelville. While everyone’s rushing to Hocking Hills ...
During New York’s 11th annual Invasive Species Awareness Week, arborists and specialists are advising residents of the dozens of invasive species that exist right in the Capital Region.
The bugs pick away the foliage of pine trees. A local entomologist has tips on how to get the invasive species out of your garden.
Deep in the woods at Wilderness State Park near the tip of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula are red pine trees that stand as sentinels to a time before the influence of European settlers.
A professor's casual hike in the High Sierra turned into a new elevation record for California's highest tree, the Jeffrey pine, which wasn't formerly known to grow at extreme elevations.
Thousands of red pine trees had their branches and tops snapped off under the weight of ice from the late March storms.
A DNR drone video shows thousands of red pine trees with their branches and tops snapped off from the ice of the severe late March ice storms in northern Michigan. Most public outdoor facilities ...
Red pine scale was first found in North America in 1946 in Easton, Connecticut, and on Long Island in 1950. In the next couple of decades it killed all the red pine trees south of Westchester County.
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