Hemlock trees serve an important role in preserving waterways and species that live there. An invasive insect is threatening one of the signature conifers of New York’s forests, but you can help do ...

a way to identify the endangered eastern hemlock trees in the area. Researchers need outdoor enthusiasts to help find the residual healthy hemlock trees in a faltering population. Currently ...

A log falls to the ground as a sawyer tears into the hemlock tree that stood sentinel below the Jackson County Courthouse for ...

Photo showcasing insects that are killing eastern hemlock trees. New York’s forests are in trouble. Tiny, destructive insects are spreading fast, killing trees that have stood for hundreds of years.

Some years ago, one of the faculty in the Biology Department noticed that fewer seedlings and saplings of broadleaved woody species seemed to grow beneath the canopies of Eastern Hemlock trees than ...

(Infested Lumpkin areas include Yahoola, Two Run and Nimblewill Creeks.) We were told by scientists to expect in one decade the loss of 90% of our hemlock trees. As an individual landowner, you can ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Darren George runs the YouTube channel Gro Bonsai, where he restores and maintains bonsai trees. He shows us how he restores a hemlock bonsai by removing the tree ...

The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) is an aphid-like insect that feeds mainly upon Hemlock tree species. HWA was introduced into the eastern United States from Japan in 1951 by the import of infected ...