Growing for Biodiversity
Dig deeper into ecologically functional gardens that support food webs and pollinators by including native and keystone plants, minimizing lawn, and providing wildlife habitat.
Latest
Seeking out the shade is something we’re all likely to do more of here in the Northwest as temperatures inexorably...
Last year, on my way to the California Urban Forestry Conference, as I was shuttled across town to my rental...
The Willamette Valley has a thriving export nursery industry. But most of that inventory is grown and bound for points...
Ask any child to draw a city and common images emerge: tall buildings, roads and cars, pavement. However, throughout the...
One day, when I was seven years old, my researcher father returned from doing fieldwork in a bat colony and...
Standing as the earth’s largest and oldest living monuments, I believe these symbolic trees will take on a greater significance,...
[sidebar] TreePeople is working on all fronts to bolster LA’s ability to respond to this tree emergency. As an organization,...
Fifteen years ago, I asked myself a couple of simple questions. What are the best trees to plant in the...
This issue focuses on the importance of maintaining our existing tree canopy and planting for the future. I couldn’t have...