trees

A mysterious leaf disease is quickly killing trees across New York State.

With so many places to take in the beauty of fall in New York State, there's no way it didn't make the list! Or did it?

Looks may be deceiving, but that stuff on your tree isn't just white wool blowing in the wind.

This doesn't seem like something you'd see every day in the forest. But apparently it's more common than you'd think!

If a hunter or outdoorsman could dream up the perfect place to wake up in every morning, this would be it.

It will create a memory they say. That's all fine and good, but, the harm it causes is probably more than you would imagine.

Well, love was sure in the are for our coniferous and deciduous friends in New York on Valentine's day. In fact, all year.

Who wants free trees? Buffer in a Bag, the New York State streamside protection initiative, is back.

John Denver would be proud of the NYS DEC because they're helping New Yorkers plant a tree for our tomorrow at this year's Great NYS Fair.

A Syracuse University professor and artist, Sam Van Aken, is responsible for creating a tree that is capable of producing 40 different types of fruit. Not only is that convenient, the appearance of this tree is quite beautiful.

We've known for years that trees are good for the world. They provide shade, home for birds, release oxygen into the atmosphere and make for more attractive neighborhoods. Now, a new study by the U.S. Forest Service indicates that trees may deter burglars.

Not only is it a good thing for our environment, but planting trees may also reduce crime in your neighborhood.  Really!