GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - A beloved oak tree at the University of Florida that toppled during Hurricane Helene will live on ...

An invasive species on Socotra, free-roaming goats devour saplings before they have a chance to grow. Outside of ...

King Charles III and Queen Camilla were given a Swedish oak tree on Thursday by their fellow ... The gift from the Swedish royals was taken from the Royal Nursery at Solliden Palace, and was ...

Presented by Seminole County. New and current volunteer groups can learn essential skills to support recovery efforts. Enjoy presentations and hands-on demonstrations. Network with other volunteers ...

It was previously thought to grow best in mid-Atlantic states, as far south as Florida and as far ... Consider the red oak. Instead of choosing a tree from Virginia, based on future climate ...

Ceremony: The event will include a flag-raising ceremony, laying of wreaths, guest speakers, and a moment of silence to honor ...

The University of Florida community continues to feel the absence of the majestic live oak that graced the courtyard of Norman Hall for nearly two centuries.

What’s really indigenous to a place? We’re talking native plants here. (And ultimately: does native really matter?). OK, ...

To breathe new life into the beloved Norman tree's legacy, the College of Education and the Institute of Food and ...

Rapid growth in Florida's Heartland weighs heavily on aging infrastructure. Paving new roads harms already imperiled ...

Near the middle of the park is a small clearing with a massive oak tree, with gnarled limbs shooting out in all directions.