Do you really have to go from shoveling snow to mowing and trimming without even a little break? Not if you participate in “No Mow May.” This new movement began in the United Kingdom and has been quickly catching on around the United States. No Mow May isn’t about laziness (although that is a side […]
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The Arbor Day Foundation came up with a list of 150 ways you can celebrate trees on the last Friday in April. Source: 150 Ways To Celebrate Trees on Arbor Day – Arbor Day Blog
Looking for some fast shade in your yard? Learn about 12 fast-growing shade trees that could be the right addition to your landscape. Source: 12 Fast-Growing Shade Trees for 2022 – Arbor Day Blog
A 19th-century precursor to today’s environmental movement thrived, then fizzled out. Today’s activists should take note. Source: A century before the first Earth Day, there was the Forest Festival in the Middlesex Fells – The Boston Globe
There’s much more to growing a healthy forest than just putting seedlings in the ground. Reforestation, forest restoration and natural regeneration are related but separate ways to regrow a forest. Source: What is reforestation and forest restoration? – American Forests
Arbor Day at work can mean different things for different companies. But the goal is the same: to get employees engaged and outdoors Source: 8 Ways to Celebrate Arbor Day at Work – Arbor Day Blog
Trees may be our salvation. Healthy forests make healthy ecosystems. More trees mean more carbon capture and lead to better mental health. In “Becoming Trees” at Concord Center for the Visual Arts, guest curator Fritz Horstman and 15 artists explore what trees mean to us. Source: ‘Becoming Trees,’ and learning from them, at Concord Center […]
A new study involving more than 100 scientists from across the globe and the largest forest database yet assembled estimates that there are about 73,000 tree species on Earth, including about 9,200 species yet to be discovered. Source: Number of Earth’s tree species estimated to be 14% higher than currently known, with some 9,200 species […]
When the Bootleg fire tore through a nature reserve in Oregon this summer, the destruction varied in different areas. Researchers say forest management methods, including controlled burns, were a big factor. Source: This Vast Wildfire Lab Is Helping Foresters Prepare for a Hotter Planet – The New York Times
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