There are still spots available for two in-person winter tree identification workshops through the Arboretum at the University of Guelph, if you want to sign up now. Alison Morrison, manager of ...

Masson pines are important for the ecological balance of forest ecosystems. This species prevents soil erosion because the pine tree’s roots hold the soil in place (Gilani et al., 2020). Whereas apart ...

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The species’ natural habitat is marshy wetlands and mud flats, nesting on trees that are in or near water. As the climate crisis begins to dramatically change weather patterns, causing droughts ...

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Back at the 2015 Australian Open, Madison Keys candidly talked about her ethnicity. The American made the remarks after Serena Williams said she was looking forward to a matchup with a fellow ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A 700-year-old camphor tree in Nantou’s Xinyi Township stands a towering 46.4 meters and has been registered as the tallest camphor tree in the world with arborists formulating ...

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It's a system shift. And forests are vulnerable the same way as every ecosystem is." Tree species themselves are also increasingly at risk. According to the 2024 update of the International Union ...