To breathe new life into the beloved Norman tree's legacy, the College of Education and the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences are collaborating on a tree-planting project.  ...

The tree was temporarily doomed to the chainsaw in 2017 after a limb fell on a car. Given a reprieve, it's supposed to get regular health checkups.

As a healthy, mature live oak in a public park, the City has not attempted to have the tree removed in the past 25 years. Any action to remove the tree prior to 25 years ago is not known.

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. Toppled by the fierce winds of ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - A beloved oak tree at the University of Florida that toppled during Hurricane Helene will live on through sprouts to be planted on campus. UF IFAS officials say hundreds of ...

King Charles III and Queen Camilla were given a Swedish oak tree on Thursday by their fellow monarchs, King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden. The gift from the Swedish royals was taken ...

In a field adjacent to county government operations in Parsippany-Troy Hills, more than 200 young oak, maple and dogwood trees are taking root in the Morris County-owned tree nursery.

Albany — New York's Tree Tracker dashboard says that there's been 177,141 trees planted since the initiative began in 2024. The State's goal in 25 million by 2033, so at this point, they'll need ...

The 100-acre tree nursery at George O. White State Forest, in Licking, Missouri, serves 13,000 customers a year — in the Show-Me State and beyond. Pawpaws are one of their most popular orders.

As its characteristic large, lateral limbs began to spread, the oak tree became a habitat unto itself. Birds, squirrels and other plants made their home in its expanding branches and canopy.

A federal grant for $1 million will help Florida researchers gather economic data and create a decision-making tool for nursery growers.

He learned the tree was destroyed around midnight Sept. 27 after Hurricane Helene’s 60 mph winds swept through campus. One section of the tree fell onto Norman Hall.