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ST. PETER — St. Peter is receiving $300,000 in state funding to continue its efforts to remove ash trees doomed by the infestation of the invasive emerald ash borer and plant replacements on public ...

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RICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia Department of Forestry is offering Virginia residents a free replacement for invasive callery trees. For every one callery tree you have removed from your property, you ...

From Botswana to Sweden and from Tennessee to Italy, these accommodations make the dream of sylvan slumber come true. The Treehotel in Harads, Sweden, lies deep in a forest 37 miles south of the ...

More than 2,500 new trees are coming to Romeoville as the village in Chicago's southwest suburbs seeks to replace dying trees and invasive species under a plan focused on conservation and ...

A statewide builders’ trade group has sued the city of Edina, saying its rules around tree removal go beyond what Minnesota law allows and add unnecessary costs to housing. The city approved the rules ...

Following the removal and cut down of several trees in Fort Marcy Park, Santa Fe Parks & Open Space Division has developed a thoughtful replanting strategy using non-invasive, climate-appropriate ...

If you liked this story, share it with other people. Of the more than 4,000 known tree species found only in Mesoamerica, nearly half are threatened with extinction, according a new assessment.

Colorado Springs will replace the trees removed or cut down to stumps along Tejon Street as part of the downtown revitalization, but not until the fall. Project manager Ryan Hershberger said trees ...

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — Ash trees are everywhere across Minnesota's landscape, and the reality is that they won't be here much longer, due to the emerald ash borer. If your favorite ash isn’t dead or ...