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Yearly archive
2016
2016
Tree Branches Are Fertilized By Natural Bacteria
Trees seen resting branches while ‘asleep’ for the first time
Invasive Pests Are Eating Trees Like They're Potato Chips
IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016 - Input for Topics
Invasive insects are ravaging U.S. forests, and it’s costing us billions
Will Chestnuts Roast on an Open Fire Again Someday?
This disease has killed a million trees in California, and scientists say it’s basically unstoppable
Gerry Donnelly, President and CEO of the Morton Arboretum, has received the J. Sterling Morton Award
After emerald ash borer scourge, campaign under way to replant lost trees
A new breakthrough on ash dieback
For Tree Specialist, Only Plants with ‘Good Behavior’ Make the Cut
TACF and ArbNet:A GROWING PARTNERSHIP
Endangered Alaska tree? Rapidly dying yellow cedar may be listed
Scientists Want to Unlock the Joshua Tree's Secrets
Forest Day: Benefiting from the knowledge of neighbours
Lyon Arboretum and UH School of Architecture partner for Award Winning Project!
RBGE arboriculturists helping save Bhutan's sacred cypress
Half of the world’s Magnolia are threatened with extinction
If trees could talk
New Treetop Walkway offers visitors a breathtaking birds-eye view of Westonbirt’s wonderful trees
On fire for native Azaleas
£1 million bid to save oak trees from deadly diseases
The Life of a Tree: The Quansoo oak
Radical Change Projected for Northern Forests is Rooted in Past, Current Management
BGCI publishes the first Global Survey of Ex situ Ebony Collections
REVEALED: Greatest collection of ancient oak trees in Europe - and they're HERE in Britain
Natural soil treatment 'could help trees resist ash dieback'
Chanticleer: a garden in Philadelphia that gets into the grooves
There’s a lot more to winter trees than meets the eye
£200k funding for Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh to save Tanzanian forests
Landscape pattern analysis reveals global loss of interior forest
Spruce cones could scrub carbon emissions as effectively as costly chemicals
Crowdfunding campaign aims to save ohia trees
Trees, regardless of size, all break at the same wind speed. Here’s why.
The eco guide to planting more trees
World heritage forests burn as global tragedy unfolds in Tasmania
Conservationists fight to save New Zealand's most threatened tree
How British Columbia Is Moving its Trees
Cool Science (Very Cool) Examines How Ice Storms May Shape the Future of Northern Forests
Mild Winter, Early Blooms, Northern Hemisphere
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