Much of the wooded area at Pleasant View Park could look very different by spring. Wausau is considering removing infested ash trees as emerald ash borer continues reshaping the city’s urban forest.
Stacker used information from forestry and landscaping sites to compile a quiz to identify trees by looking at their leaves.
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The science behind Wisconsin’s changing fall colors
(WFRV) — There’s a colorful presence happening on trees all over the state of Wisconsin. Trees that were once one shade of ...
Wisconsin voters approved a referendum to be added to the state constitution, requiring photo identification at polling places during the April 1 election, according to Wisconsin Public Radio. The ...
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters to avoid placing deer stands in or near ash trees as they start scouting properties ahead of the coming deer hunting season.
When trees present risks to people and property, Tree Risk Assessment Qualified arborists usually begin with a “Level 2 Basic ...
Last autumn, I wrote about fungi found on the ground. This fall, we will take a look at mushrooms on trees. Admittedly, this ...
Homeowners across the state should keep an eye out for an unwelcome seasonal visitor: gray, mud-like smudges on tree trunks, ...
Fall foliage in Green Bay has reached about 20% color progression, according to Travel Wisconsin’s fall color report. Peak ...
I find the mule deer to be the iconic representative of Colorado and our hunting heritage. The elk are number one in many ...
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