CLINTON TWP. - The Hunterdon County Parks & Recreation Division recently highlighted a unique gem nestled in the Arboretum ...

The Eastern white pine has great significance to wildlife. Numerous species of songbirds and small mammals feed on white pine seeds, while snowshoe hares and various deer graze on the needles. The ...

Earlier this summer, the largest known eastern white pine in the world was recorded in the southern Adirondacks. The tree, nicknamed “Bigfoot,” is 151 feet tall and over 16 feet in circumference.

The eastern white pine is one of the most economically and culturally important species in the Northeast. Starting around 2009, white pines began to show signs of distress. Needles began to turn ...

It is just a simple Eastern white pine planted in Sir Daniel's Quad at University College, but it is a tree rich in symbolism and importance to the University of Toronto's Indigenous community and ...

White pine blister rust attacks pines with five needles per fascicle; this includes eastern and western white pine, sugar pine, and limber pine. Seedlings are in the greatest danger.

Eastern white pine has a lifespan of 200 years. The tree has a graceful, rounded pyramidal shape. It makes an excellent windbreak and shade tree and can be clipped into hedges.

New England Revolution unveiled the team's new 'Eastern White Pine' kit ahead of the start of the 2025 season. New England starts the 2025 regular season on Feb. 22. Skip to Main Content ...

Eastern white pine trees typically grow to between 65 and 100 feet tall, but can exceed 150 feet tall in old growth forests. This species prefers acidic, moist and well-drained soil, but can tolerate ...

I like walking in the forest. My golden retriever dog, Timber, loves it too. Some people call it “forest bathing.” According to National Geographic, the term “forest bathing” started in ...

The Menominee Nation planted eastern white pine trees in Milwaukee as a symbol of peace and unity. The trees were planted as part of a week of events for Earth Week and Arbor Day.