Jim Crouch says he knows too much to do nothing. So, he’s trying to do something. Something big. What’s big in Crouch’s world ...

To exist as a nation, to prosper as a state, and to live as a people, we must have trees. — Theodore Roosevelt Prior to Earth ...

“I saw in Louisiana a live-oak growing ... the East Coast and through the South to Texas and Oklahoma, with low-hanging branches that seem to beckon climbers. These rugged trees tend to ...

So I ate, prayed, loved my way down to visit good friends in the Gulf Coast town of Bay Saint ... understand what I’d seen. The trees were southern live oak. It appears what I saw was a natural ...

The bobcat that frequents the western end of San Diego’s Tecolote Canyon Natural Park, a 600-acre coastal watershed haven ...

Clockwise: Michael Greenstein examines the bark of a Chinese elm in his collection in Los Altos; A liquidambar, also known as ...

Regardless of whether you're celebrating Passover, Easter or just the beautiful spring weather, these three hikes are great ...

In 1872, a Nebraska newspaper editor and tree lover named J ... insects from coast to coast have adapted to them. “A lot of people think they don’t have a property big enough for an oak,” Tallamy said ...

Are you planning a pilgrimage to visit the tallest trees in the world? The old-growth redwoods on the California coast are ...

The law added four new tree species — bigleaf maple, incense cedar, blue oak and California black oak — to a protected roster that previously included only the coast live oak, the valley oak ...