If you have cedar trees that need to come down, why let them go to waste? Instead, you can easily transform them into quality pieces of lumber. Here's how.

"The goal is not only to improve water flow to drought-stricken areas of the state, but to protect residential properties and critical infrastructure from the great fire danger these trees and shrubs ...

Jeff Perry, the sawmill’s founder, explained that trees in Altadena are not typically fit to frame a house or similar ...

Cedar waxwings pillage fruit and berries, and they work quickly, often stripping a tree in minutes before moving on. As Relma ...

Nearly 11 hours after discovering the bridge over Cooper Creek on Highway 171 near Diamondhead was overtopped with water, the ...

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The story of how one company overcame access constraints to take down a 6-foot-diameter tree. Taking down a 6-foot-diameter hollowed-out tree is no easy feat, less so when that tree is situated in a ...

If you’re thinking of planting for pollinators this spring, I will be teaching a one-hour class at the Columbus Public ...

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump signed a pair of executive orders to increase logging in national forests and on other federal lands. Trump’s orders direct federal agencies to set ...

“[The Forest Service] accidentally fired all their tree markers,” he said. “You can’t log it if you can’t mark the trees. Then they brought them all back. We all want to see less waste ...

“[The Forest Service] accidentally fired all their tree markers,” he said. “You can’t log it if you can’t mark the trees. Then they brought them all back. We all want to see less waste from the ...