trees

Crews are moving quickly to remove some of the old, tall trees that have been a fixture on the Davis College campus in Johnson City for decades.

Hues of red, orange, red, yellow, and brown will soon fill our trees with a magnificent show.

Scientists suspected that plants experiencing high levels of artificial light would focus on defense rather than growth.

Looks may be deceiving, but that stuff on your tree isn't just white wool blowing in the wind.

What does the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation mean when they ask the question: "Ever seen a tree blow bubbles?"

The reason for the ban is due to the heightened chance of brush and grass fires.

Well, love was sure in the are for our coniferous and deciduous friends in New York on Valentine's day. In fact, all year.

Oxford is one of several communities to have been given a gift from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to plant even more trees.

Some of the people who've visited Broome County's Otsiningo Park in recent days have expressed concern with the removal of several trees.

While the high winds have passed, utility crews are among those still cleaning up after the storm.