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| Nancy Ross Hugo

Author: Nancy Ross Hugo Source: Visit Site Live oaks (Quercus virginiana), Hampton: Sculpted by wind and weather, this live oak at Fort Monroe National Monument has lived through centuries of countless storms on this historic

| Shelby Crouch, Virginia DWR public information officer

Author: Shelby Crouch, Virginia DWR public information officer Source: Visit Site HENRICO, Much of the food we eat and the natural beauty that surrounds us depends on pollinators. June 17-23 is National Pollinator Week, an

Peter Girardi Over the past few weeks I have seen some similar issues among the trees in the area and thought I would share my list with you. Although these are not new pests or

| Vanessa Remmers

Author: Vanessa Remmers Source: Visit Site CBF backed nine tree conservation bills in Virginia in 2024, and a historic number of them made it all the way to the governor’s desk When she drives down

| Patrick Larsen

Author: Patrick Larsen Source: Visit Site Virginia law lists the invasive species as a noxious weed. And it’ll grow just about anywhere it has sun. It’s a hot, sunny day at the Buttermilk Trail on

Greg Crews It has been a beautiful Spring and with all of the rain most trees and shrubs are growing in leaps and bounds. This comes with several exceptions and White Oaks are some of

| EVAN VISCONTI

Author: EVAN VISCONTI Source: Visit Site Virginia is home to nearly 80 national champion big trees, consistently placing the commonwealth in the top five states with the most documented champion trees, or trees that have

Aidan Stewart When people hear that I’m an arborist, occasionally they’ll follow up with tree-related questions, sharing their favorite tree with me, or a picture along with “can you ID this for me?”. I absolutely

| Max Esterhuizen

Author: Max Esterhuizen Source: Visit Site It’s visually striking. When fully grown, open wings display showy hind wings with bright red near the abdomen, black spots, and black-and-white bars. But the spotted lanternfly, an invasive

Author: New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Source: Visit Site Most of us sense that taking a walk in a forest is good for us. We take a break from the rush of our

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