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Beat the crowds and see these natural wonders before the snow melts. Source: Beautiful photos of U.S. National Parks during winter | National Geographic

Taking “awe walks” boosts emotional well-being as people try to look for the wonder in the world around them. Source: Why You Should Take an ‘Awe Walk’

Massive explosions of energy happening thousands of light-years from Earth may have left traces in our planet’s biology and geology, according to new research. Source: Tree rings may hold clues to impacts of distant supernovas on Earth — ScienceDaily

My mother never quite got round to learning the names of the trees she loved. I’m trying to fulfil the commitment she could never keep Source: Stuck at home, I discovered the joy of identifying trees | Life and style | The Guardian

Research into how pine trees have evolved needles with a shape that deflects raindrops could lead to improvements in rainproof fabric. Source: How pine needles can give us a lesson in waterproofing | Trees and forests | The Guardian

‘I’m trying to impart … a glimpse into the magic.’ Source: How the forests in New England are connected to forests everywhere – The Boston Globe

Trees appear to communicate and cooperate through subterranean networks of fungi. What are they sharing with one another? Source: The Social Life of Forests – The New York Times

Studies on various roadside layouts and species tend to yield different results for plants’ effectiveness at alleviating pollution. Source: Vegetation Filters Harmful Particulates from Air–But How Much? | The Scientist Magazine®

Not only can studying the growth patterns obscured within tree trunks tell us about the past, the field can also help us plan for the future. Source: Opinion: Tree Rings as Soothsayers | The Scientist Magazine®

The sequoia tree slab is an invitation to begin thinking about a vast timescale that includes everything from fossils of armored amoebas to the great Tyrannosaurus rex. Source: A 16-Million-Year-Old Tree Tells a Deep Story of the Passage of Time | Smithsonian