The same goes for trees in the ground during long, hot dry spells. Eucalyptus leaves do not break down easily and can become ...

While eucalyptus trees have been isolated as major culprits in the drying up of rivers and wetlands in the region, the effects of climate change are also playing a larger role in the ensuing water ...

The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District has several ongoing projects to improve the wildfire resiliency in at-risk ...

where eucalyptus trees caused problems and were removed. “Fast-growing species like eucalyptus consume a lot of water. If planted in dry areas, they can create water shortages. Studies in Africa ...

The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District removed about 150 eucalyptus trees in part of a nature preserve last month to replace them with native plants and improve the forest’s fire resilience.