The fall color season is upon us, and it’s really popping. Science says the colors emerge when the chlorophyll production ...

If you're hoping to get even more spring blossoms next year, plant the flowering dogwood tree in November for some great results.

Many plants and flowers have symbolic meanings, and their presence on a grave may reflect something unique about the deceased ...

As of 2018, about 25,000 black and white ash trees stood tall in the Menominee Forest. Then the first infested tree was ...

When visitors enter the Rubenstein Arts Center Gallery, they are immediately met with a monumental work of art. Nearly six feet high and covering the majority of the gallery’s floor, “The Merx Tree” ...

Open since late summer 2025, a Wilmington lounge has found a following among those seeking both community and nightlife that ...

Lynda Grafito is the latest printmaking artist to take up residency at The Grand Center for Arts and Culture and to ...

Blending mixed media drawings and photography, “Speaking for the Trees” celebrates the beauty, resilience, and ecological ...

Tree pits — those tiny patches of land beloved by dogs — have become unexpected canvases for some of the city’s most creative ...

Paintings, poems and science are on display at the Museum of the North in Fairbanks, illustrating the shared impact when carbon is released from the permafrost.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Catherine Chalmers’ “Conifer Trees, Bark Beetles, and Fire” exhibit in the Institute for ...

Loriel Beltran’s “Process/Processed” is a dendrochronologist’s wet dream. These folks are scientists devoted to “the study of tree time.” Beltran’s solo debut at Snitzer includes several acrylic and ...