For scientists, being a good climber is hardly a strict job requirement. But it can lead to a breakthrough. Researchers who ...
When roads, railways or new buildings are planned, centuries-old trees are often among the first casualties of development.
There’s something timeless about an old oak tree. Maybe it’s the swing that hangs from one of its branches, the cool shade it casts on summer afternoons, or the way it’s quietly witnessed years of ...
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After 268 tree falls, NMMC to scientifically audit city’s trees, roll out preventive measures
NAVI MUMBAI: After 268 trees collapsed across Navi Mumbai this monsoon amid record rainfall and strong winds, the Navi Mumbai ...
Few living organisms on Earth have witnessed as much history as the olive tree. Across Greece and the Mediterranean, ancient olive trees have survived wars, invasions, earthquakes, droughts, wildfires ...
Exposed tree roots can damage sidewalks and foundations, become a tripping hazard, and make lawn mowing difficult. Learn how to properly deal with above-ground tree roots to keep the tree healthy and ...
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Japan's sacred trees: No chains
In Japan, when a massive, centuries-old tree stands in the way of a new road or building, the solution isn't a chainsaw. It's ...
A preliminary civic investigation has indicated that the Chembur tree’s root system had been severely damaged during road work completed barely six months ago. An 11-year-old boy was killed when the ...
An incident with a kapok tree in Albertsville has prompted City Parks to stress early reporting and professional assessment ...
Transplanting a tree can leave up to 95% of its root system behind, causing a condition known as transplant shock. The best time to transplant a tree is during its dormant season, allowing it to ...
A father has spoken out about his neighbourhood row after the people next door cut through the roots of his large oak tree.
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Can trees really talk to each other underground? The secret world beneath your feet is stranger than most people ever imagined
What looks like a quiet forest may actually be buzzing with hidden activity beneath the soil. Scientists have found that trees exchange resources and warning signals through underground fungal ...
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