Climate change increases the risk of tree mortality in urban boreal forests
Climate change poses a particular risk to pine trees growing in dry areas, a new study conducted in an urban recreational forest in Helsinki shows.
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Conservation districts host 2025 spring seedling sale
Order native trees and shrubs from Mecosta and Osceola-Lake Conservation Districts during the 2025 spring sale.
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Climate change increases the risk of tree mortality in urban boreal forests
Located in the boreal zone, the main tree species found in this urban forest include Norway spruce, Scots pine and silver birch. The researchers used aerial image data spanning 16 years ...
Giant glasshouse in Scotland size of two football pitches to grow 19 million trees a year
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS), which owns the incredible new building in Elgin, Moray, said it would allow it to double its tree production capacity, helping to restore woods and plant new forests ...
Can a Finnish Sauna Improve Society?
Contemporary sweat baths reflect the country’s architectural past — and propose a future in which simple, sustainable ...
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Ask the Master Gardener: It’s a no-go on wild lady’s slippers for your garden, but some nurseries sell them
If you purchase one, keep in mind that they need just the right conditions to grow successfully, replicating their natural ...
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After Storm Éowyn, Ireland must do what Sweden did 20 years ago
Eamon Ryan: Storm Éowyn is a reminder why we need more EVs and fewer Sitka spruce ... The Swedish Forest Agency reported that 80 per cent of the fallen trees were monoculture Norway spruces ...
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Giant glasshouse in Scotland size of two football pitches to grow 19 million trees a year
The stock produced within the glasshouse will be mostly conifer species such as lodgepole pine, Scots pine, Sitka and Norway spruce - the ... Scotland’s national forests and all the trees ...