The squiggly trunks and branches of Black Locust stand out in the winter landscape. Photos by Katie Finch Leaves are probably the most common feature used to identify trees. But in winter, when so ...

As you journey through Assam, you are greeted by lush tea gardens that resemble rolling green waves, the majestic Brahmaputra flowing serenely, and vibrant forests teeming with unique wildlife. If you ...

"It was decided that we should keep the tree’s location a secret." Photographer uncovers 'freak-of-nature' hiding in plain sight: 'I've never seen [this]' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Walk into any woods in New England (or the world) and you are bound to find standing dead trees. Depending upon where you live and how you view natural ecosystems these can be viewed either as ...

While out for a walk this weekend, some leaves were really in my face, which got me thinking about why. This is a very leafy time of year, with lots of leaves underfoot, so many that walking in the ...

Dr. Lindsay Branham, an environmental psychologist, scholar, author, Emmy-nominated filmmaker and Aspen Times columnist, originally didn't know that when you talk to trees, they could talk back.

Some architects and home designers are using one particular biophilic element to striking effect: trees. We’ve already seen public spaces around the globe incorporate trees in remarkable and beautiful ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One thing I love about living in the age of the internet is that old students can keep in touch much more easily than when I was ...

A 40-year-old evergreen stump remains standing because it hosts insects and larvae that draw multiple woodpecker species ...