Discover how artists use trees to inspire their work

From the tiny buttercup to the giant redwood trees, plants come in all colors, shapes, and sizes.

SciGirls in Puerto Rico explore the benefits that big trees bring to their ecosystem.

Trees play an important part in our ecosystem, but we often overlook them in our daily routines.

Kids love trees. How do we know? They send us a LOT of questions about our bark-wrapped friends.

It wasn’t all that long ago that protecting the environment was an issue considered to be above partisanship.

On Friday, June 12th we answered your question about trees and tree communication with scientists Alexia Constantinou and Katie McMahen of the Simard Lab at the University of British Columbia.

Part 1 of a very special duo: Do trees have feelings? How do they talk? How old can they get? Are there any tree stories that will make me cry? Spoiler: YES. Part 2 is the fresh catch-up interview to learn what the world’s most charming and enthusiastic tree expert, Casey Clapp, has been up to since his 2018 episode aired.

In this silent video, view color-coded data which show how California’s trees were affected by drought in 2016.