Invasives have largely wiped out the American chestnut and elm, caused “hell” with the beech, and are now wreaking havoc on ...

There are more than 18 million acres of forests in New York State, with forests filled with countless maple, oak, pine, birch ...

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is warning residents about a new invasive plant recently seen in ...

“They are a brief but intense spectacle.” New York City boasts just about every type of Japanese cherry blossom tree variation in existence — and there are more than 200 different kind ...

Most of New York’s cherry trees are in bloom by mid-April, though certain types bloom earlier or later. Once a tree starts blooming, it’ll hold its blossoms for about 10 days. When ...

Overall, forest migration in New York is in the midrange of those figures. Trees don’t haul their roots out of the ground and stomp northward, but species can migrate to higher latitudes ...

The researchers analyzed the types of trees and modeled what ... recommends planting non- or low-isoprene emitting trees in places like New York City that have high concentrations of nitrogen ...