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Fallen leaves do much more than lie on the ground and look pretty
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Drought, disease and pests all having an impact
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Emerald Ash Borer infestations have left many ash trees dead or dying
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A sustainable agriculture project that incentivizes farmers to plant trees on their land is taking applications from Wisconsin producers
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Program organizers said agroforestry practices taking shape in Spring Green combine trees with farming to improve biodiversity and wildlife habitat while reducing greenhouse gas emissions
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A new survey by the National Wildlife Federation found nearly 20% of people don’t collect or remove fallen leaves during autumn
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You can make some extra money gathering pine cones, but they need to be the right ones
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A Wisconsin nonprofit is working with farmers in Wisconsin to educate communities about the importance of agroforestry, with plans to establish its first urban site in Milwauke
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Got a dead tree? The City of Rhinelander could take it down for you and plant a new one in its placeThe City of Rhinelander is accepting applications to remove dead and dying trees while helping residents’ plant new ones.The work is part of a $182,000 grant from Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the USDA Forest Service.
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The grant funding became available after Governor Tony Evers declared a state of emergency because of the storm