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Why preserving old-growth forests is a complex task
In an old-growth longleaf pine savanna, the trees’ pine needles sing in the wind. Once considered forests, these landscapes in the southeastern U.S. coastal plain are open-canopied and sunny, more ...
The Douglas fir, also called a Douglas tree, Oregon pine or Douglas spruce, can grow hundreds of feet high — and the oldest of the species can live for over 1,000 years. The Douglas fir was named ...
With Halloween just around the corner, Silver Dollar City (SDC) “branched out” early with the holiday season as a 45-foot ...
Autumn in western Montana is like a warm-hued sunset. Fields turn yellow in the last throes of summer heat as golden eagles and red-tailed hawks soar far overhead. Mushrooms in every shade of brown, ...
“As humans, our everyday lives are sustained by the behaviors and interactions of forest organisms,” photographer David Herasimtschuk writes of old growth forests. “Yet, because these processes and ...
The Biden administration’s plans to conserve old-growth forests could be a quick target for elimination after Donald Trump becomes president — if they ever go into effect. The Agriculture Department ...
Every spring in Vermont, tree planting traditions continue, shaping our landscape since the 1880s. Christmas tree farming ...
In coastal Oregon, the state's tallest fir tree is burning. Douglas-firs (Pseudotsuga menziesii) are Oregon's most common trees, but the tree that's ablaze, known as the Doerner Fir, is special.
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