Healthy land management is an integrated priority at the ranch because it’s under a conservation easement, managed by nonprofit and land trust Utah Open Lands.

Timberland owners want to prevent a repeat of a devastating infestation of the voracious forest insects in the 1970s and 1980s.

There’s something awe-inspiring about working with giant trees, and this 60-foot Douglas Fir is no exception. In this video, we take you into the forest to witness the controlled and skillful felling ...

Uphill over 200 feet into the sky, a skilled tree surgeon tackles a massive 230ft Douglas Fir that is leaning dangerously over a major highway. With a split trunk and the looming threat of high winds, ...

The Butterfly Pavilion has long been a beloved attraction for anyone with a soft spot for the spineless. The thousands of ...

She's teamed up with Dr. Squatch to create a limited-edition soap. Infused with actual droplets of her bathwater. In this ...

A thousand years ago, a new life began near present day Seeley Lake.The only witnesses to his youth would have been the ...

A team of Colorado River Fire Rescue’s wildland firefighters is on the ground in northern Minnesota this week, helping to ...

The Governor said he's grateful crews have contained three of the largest fires, which all broke out around May 12: ...

The new sign at Portland Road and Hyacinth Street NE replaces a wooden one that had been described on social media as drab, ...

Moose will browse on buds, bark and the tender tips of fir in winter, and deer will employ them for visual cover due to the ...

The logging and settlement history of the Comox Valley and Vancouver Island helps us understand why the coastal Douglas fir ...