'We were overjoyed when trees were planted in our street - then vandals wrecked them'Young trees in Canfield Gardens vandalized, raising community concern over mindless destruction of newly planted saplings.
Can Trees Think?Recent scientific acceptance fosters a philosophical discussion on whether trees possess mental states, challenging traditional views on consciousness.
London's Tallest Christmas Tree Has Just Been Unveiled - And It's The Same Height As 5 Double-Decker BusesLondon's tallest Christmas tree stands at 67 feet in Bishopsgate Square, featuring 65,000 lights and 800 baubles.
New York Has 7 Million Trees. Here Are 120 Great Ones.New York City issued a list of 120 culturally significant trees, marking only the second such compilation in 40 years.
Believe it or not, NYC just released a list of best trees in the cityNYC Parks updated its list of significant trees for the first time in 40 years, highlighting their cultural and historical importance.
New York Has 7 Million Trees. Here Are 120 Great Ones.New York City issued a list of 120 culturally significant trees, marking only the second such compilation in 40 years.
Believe it or not, NYC just released a list of best trees in the cityNYC Parks updated its list of significant trees for the first time in 40 years, highlighting their cultural and historical importance.
Reconnecting with our glorious woodlands': why we should all get out into the forestExploring the deep relationship humans have with trees and woodlands can lead to moments of profound realization and appreciation.
NYT Strands Hints & Answers Today for Game No 175, August 25NYT Strands is a themed word puzzle game akin to Wordle, launching new challenges daily.
16 Nature Photography Ideas (for Easy Inspiration)Focus on simple subjects like flowers, leaves, and trees for impactful nature photography.Experiment with lighting and angles to capture the beauty of nature in your backyard.
Amid a Sweltering Summer, a New Study Finds Street Trees Thrive in NYCUrban heat island effect raises temperatures by 7 degrees in city neighborhoods, disproportionately affecting the hottest, poorest areas. Trees help mitigate heat by providing shade and cooling through evapotranspiration.