Climate Compass on MSN
How trees talk to each other: The secret life of the "wood wide web"
Imagine walking through a forest and knowing that beneath your feet lies an invisible internet connecting every tree around you. The ground is alive with conversation. Trees are sharing food with ...
Localsyr.com on MSN
Interview: Could climate change soon impact Christmas trees?
Climate change is having a serious impact on Christmas trees, with heat domes and droughts killing millions of seedlings, and ...
The Daily World on MSN
Planting a future forest at the Satsop Business Park
During their winter break, students in the Forest Resources Management program at Grays Harbor College gained field ...
The Valley Fire torched Lucky Peak in the fall of 2024. Bird researchers there are channeling their grief into study of how ...
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From timber wars to cannabis crash: Scotia’s battle to survive as California’s last company town
The redwood wars are long over. Pacific Lumber is no more, but the company town it built endures in Humboldt County. Can it ...
From bustling florists to packed concert halls across the country, Christmas in Egypt blends religious devotion, festive ...
Oregon is the state that produces the most Christmas trees annually, at 4.8 million, followed by North Carolina at 3.2 million and Michigan at No. 3 with 1.8 million. Georgia ranks 11th in the U.S. in ...
From a backyard in Wollongong to a booming farm in the NSW Central West, Christmas trees are big business for Lawrence Ranson ...
In anticipation of a hotter, drier climate, foresters across the Pacific Northwest have been testing new species of trees.
Changes to the region’s climate mean consumers have some new choices at the tree farm that are more suitable for hotter, drier summers.
While evergreen trees are a staple of Christmas, they mean so much more to Aspen and the surrounding White River National ...
Washington State University's Gary Chastagner is helping researchers around the globe perfect the Christmas tree.
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