The Washington State Department of Natural Resources is empowering communities to tackle important forest health issues with two new grant programs. These programs, which support DNR’s 20-Year Forest Health Strategic Plan, aim to create forests that are resilient to wildfires, insects and disease by supporting large-scale forest restoration efforts led by groups called forest collaboratives.
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Jumping Tree Lice’ Threaten over 14,000 Winnipeg Ash Trees
Cottony ash psyllids were found in Winnipeg last summer but are having more impact this season. According to a CBC News report, Winnipeg trees are under a […]
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Finally Fully Contained, Camp Fire Is California’s Most Deadly, Destructive Ever — Three times Worse than Wildfires It Eclipsed
The devastating Camp Fire in Northern California, already the state’s most deadly and destructive ever, was finally fully contained on Sunday, 17 days after it […]
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Growing a Healthier Community Forest in Kansas City Metro
Over the years, Kansas has experienced the negative impacts of insects, disease, major storms and severe weather events. Following a particularly severe ice storm in […]