NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Root Nashville is offering up free trees for Davidson County residents. The citywide campaign is giving Nashvillians the chance to order up to three large native trees for ...

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The Friends of the Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge will give away free trees on Saturday, April 25, to celebrate Earth Day, according to a community announcement. Shrubs, flowering trees and ...

Eversource and the Arbor Day Foundation are offering free trees to residents of New Bedford as part of their Energy-Saving Trees program. The initiative, now in its third year, aims to promote ...

Tennesseans can take advantage of tree giveaways this month, and throughout the year. Here’s how. On April 18, the Centennial Park Conservancy will host Nashville’s annual Earth Day Celebration, which ...

Can our forests adapt to a hotter and drier future climate? Temperatures are predicted to rise up to 5°C compared to pre-industrial times. Forest management needs to adapt to these conditions, which ...

It seemed like a good idea at the time. A tree resistant to disease and drought, able to thrive in different environments, and whose puffy white leaves looked great in backyards and city streets ...

Throughout March, WTOP is celebrating Women’s History Month. Join us on-air and online as we honor the achievements of women in the D.C. region. Many in the D.C. region are aware the beautiful cherry ...

NOW, WE COULD STILL FEEL THE IMPACTS DUE TO RIPPLE EFFECTS FROM OTHER AIRPORTS. THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION IS TEAMING UP WITH OTHER PARTNERS TO GIVE OUT FREE NATIVE TREES THIS SPRING.