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Mangroves are a vibrant part of coastal wetlands on five continents. Explore some of the most diverse coastal forests around the world. Source: Mighty Mangroves | Stories | WWF

Some of these trees and shrubs are invasive. Others are illegal, poisonous, harm wildlife, or can cause property damage. Avoid them at all costs! Source: 19 Plants You Should Never Grow in Your Yard | Bob Vila

Lawn and garden tools have injured 3 million Americans in the past decade. Experts reveal tips for staying safe while maintaining your yard. Source: These Are the Most Dangerous Lawn and Garden Tools | Bob Vila

Learn the rules and risks associated with burning leaves during fall cleanup, and some eco- and health-conscious alternatives. Source: Burning Leaves in Your Yard: Why It’s a Bad Idea | Bob Vila

Regan Davis Hopper with the U.S. Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry Program shares the importance of trees for health and well-being. Source: Mentally and Physically, Trees Make a Difference – Arbor Day Blog

The best leaf vacuum can keep your yard clean and manicured. See how our top picks performed during our hands-on testing. Source: The Best Leaf Vacuums of 2024 – Tested by Bob Vila

When wildfire smoke is in the air, doctors urge people to stay indoors to avoid breathing in harmful particles and gases. But what happens to trees and other plants that can’t escape from the smoke? Source: Trees Don’t Like To Breathe Wildfire Smoke and They’ll Hold Their Breath To Avoid It | Discover Magazine

The best rakes for pine needles have special features designed to collect the fine needles. See our favorite picks in this guide. Source: We Researched and Tested the Best Rakes for Pine Needles

The methane absorption was strongest in the tropical forests, probably because microbes thrive in the warm wet conditions found there. Source: Trees Reveal Climate Surprise: Bark Removes Methane from the Atmosphere | Good News Network

Hot or cold? Try these methods of composting weeds to benefit your garden without spreading trouble. Source: Can You Compost Weeds? Lawn and Garden Experts Weigh In | Bob Vila