SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) – A man who’s spent many hours planting seeds around Sioux Falls has grown a book that highlights the city’s natural beauty and history. Following years of work, “If Our Trees ...

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Recent weather events in the D.C. region appear to highlight the impacts of climate change. Violent wind and thunderstorms brought down large trees — including one that crushed a car on Connecticut ...

Your earlier exhibitions leaned toward ethereal abstraction. What inspired the shift toward more symbolic and spiritual realism in this latest body of work, Saints & Trees? This shift came ...

As we stroll by a Norway Spruce Cobra puddling on the ground in East Hampton, founder of Folly Tree Arboretum Tucker Marder points to an extremely weeping willow. “When you’re growing 100,000 trees, ...

Life feels like a non-stop action movie sometimes. But when you stop rushing, take a breather, and look around, you can be pleasantly surprised by what you find. No matter how urban or rural your ...

Women and Wilderness’ brings Delhi women together for calm, grounding forest walks where they learn about native species, ...

Environmental advocates are outraged after trees were illegally chopped down on protected land in New York City. The homeowner who cut down the trees in College Point, Queens, said he had a valid ...

Pink stakes mark the path of a new natural gas line at Fenner Nature Center and Evergreen Cemetery, raising concerns about the fate of historic trees.