Wilkerson turns tree rings into oversized wall art decor, transforming natural wood into a striking focal point for your space.

Deep in the swamps of the American Southeast stands a quiet giant: the bald cypress (Taxodium distichum). These majestic ...

The Yaquina Bay State Park muscle tree, seen in a May 2, 2025 photo ... Also, a woodpecker or an amphibian can easily dig out that soft wood to make a home. And unlike on a log, a snag habitat is high ...

The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has asked the community what to do with the beloved but decaying ‘Muscle Tree’ at Yaquina ... easily dig out that soft wood to make a home.

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo is constantly promoting projects to add more trees and plants in Paris ... which burrow into the soft wood, make their nests and create wounds through which pathogens ...

However, in the absence of distinct seasons, most tropical trees don’t create growth rings, which can be counted to determine the year they were formed and analyzed for chemical content.

Quebec tree rings dating back nearly 200 years indicate snowpack in the Gaspésie mountains has declined considerably in recent decades, Concordia University researchers suggest in a study that ...

Softwood supplies, especially from British Columbia and Alberta, are widely viewed as more desirable for wood framing because the growth rings are ... pine and fir (SPF) trees are considered ...

Those are years under your fingers. Every spring in much of the world, the cells under a tree’s bark wake up and start to divide. This forms a visible ring marking each year of the organism’s ...

“Softwood trees are known as evergreen or coniferous ... “Hardwoods are deciduous trees that grow more slowly and therefore have tighter rings. They are, for the most part, harder, but not always,” ...

Wood ear usually grows on decaying wood, such as fallen limbs and stumps, and it prefers mostly softwood trees like spruce ... and somewhat flat caps with a dark honey-brown color and a ring around ...

Five types of Canadian softwood are gaining high esteem due to their sustainable ... with over 200 million young trees planted, contributing to the maintenance of lush forests for the future.