North Carolina’s bald cypress forests, with their distinctive reddish bark and unique “knees,” have long been a defining ...

"Through decades of collaborative efforts from a wide coalition of partners, we have brought this iconic species back from ...

While hedges and shrubs are great for creating privacy, you might want to consider using evergreens that will hold up ...

You go to the nearest big-box store and pull an artificial tree off the shelf. Then it takes just a few minutes to put up.

From the variegated flycatcher to the Steller's sea eagle, birders seek out those how-did-that-species-get-here moments.

Local trees are dealing with drought conditions similar to last year. This can limit the extent of fall foliage in the Pine ...

It’s hard to find a longtime Santa Barbara resident who doesn’t recall the transporting beauty of the allée, or rich canopy, ...

Are pine cones edible? Most people don’t consider them a potential food source, as pine cones are often associated with winter decorations or art projects. However, you might be surprised to learn ...

Small red and orange insects with spots have been giving ladybugs a bad rap for the havoc they've been causing.

Texas A&M Forest Service said the bird species was reclassified by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to "threatened" after ...

Over seven days, approximately 70 volunteers worked with Rocky Mountain National Park staff to plant 1,769 limber pine ...

Jays typically store their winter cache in the ground, sometimes up to two miles away from where they found the goodies. In one study, 50 blue jays cached 150,000 acorns over 28 days.