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When wildfire smoke is in the air, doctors urge people to stay indoors to avoid breathing in harmful particles and gases. But what happens to trees and other plants that can't escape from the smoke?

Plus, tips for insulating an attic to boost the life of your roof and air-conditioning units.

Scientists have discovered that ponderosa pines effectively stop breathing when beset by wildfire smoke.

Plus, tips for insulating an attic to boost the life of your roof and air-conditioning units. Send your questions to homerepair@globe.com.

The Western species has been hard-hit by wildfires, mountain pine beetles, and blister rust.

There are concerns that saplings take years before they provide the same benefit as larger existing trees

The U.K. has a good climate and soils for growing timber. Despite this we end up importing many of our needs from northern softwood growing states where it takes longer for them to grow and adds cost and carbon generation to transport the…

Woody encroachment is a direct result of human-driven factors that are changing the disturbance regimes open ecosystems need to thrive

One night thirty seven years ago, hurricane-force winds ravaged Britain. But some of us appear to have thought something worse was hitting the country.

We pledge to plant 25,000 new trees for Visions of Mana. Here’s how you can help

An unplanned experiment when wildfire smoke rolled through Colorado shows how trees keep some of the smoke out.

It doesn't seem to have gone down well with shoppers, but the park's new owners said they planned to plant new trees and shrubs

Stealth wealth is the order of the day in the hotel’s ode to ‘rebellious luxury’ based on Japanese/Scandinavian trend with Irish inflections

A thunderstorm early Monday afternoon led to tree damage in South Florida.

Will you apply for the money so you can plant a tree?

Officials are investigating following a mid-air collision during an air show in the Hudson Valley.

The avenues, monuments and gardens in the park surrounding Sanssouci Palace, a sprawling green oasis in the heart of the German city of Potsdam and a UNESCO world heritage site, look as magnificent as ever.

There has been a ‘serious increase’ in trees and shrubs dying at the Unesco World Heritage Site.