May is such a dynamic time in the Northland. Every day, when we look around, we see changes from the day before. The scene from early in the month is much different from what we see as we exit May.

Leonard Green Walking the Red Spring Path of Northwest Woods in East Hampton recently, among all the dead and fallen pitch ...

A debate continues among scientists over whether tree composition in forests in eastern North America historically have been ...

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A pandemic of lianas is sweeping through tropical forests, reducing their ability to store carbon and limiting their role in ...

As the days get longer and the sun warms the forest floor, hepatica flowers start emerging. These charming early bloomers ...

But fear is not a luxury she can afford. "If I get hungry, there is no one to feed me. My hunger doesn't care about tigers.

The moment you turn onto the park’s entrance road, something magical happens – your shoulders drop about two inches, your ...

As the days get longer and the sun warms the forest floor, hepatica flowers emerge. These charming early bloomers captivated ...

May is the greening month. We begin with trees bare of the new foliage, but by the end of the 31 days, the lengthening sunlight, warmer temperatures and ample rainfall give us a forest full of new ...

Two studies at Holdren Arboretum look at how global warming may change to order in which plants emerge from the ground and ...

The castle’s chapel space is particularly enchanting, with arched doorways and tall windows that fill the room with natural ...