Looking at this same place in the foreground of the circa 1891 photo, I’m transported into a different time and landscape. The Willoughby Way terrace, now thriving with buildings, lawns, trees, and ...

But the situation began improving following the reproduction of gray wolves in 1995-1996, as these animals supplemented the predation efforts of bears, cougars and human hunters outside the park, per ...

Aspen forests help slow the spread of wildfires and could serve as fire breaks in Colorado and other southwestern states, ...

For the first time in 80 years, a new generation of fully-fledged aspen trees has grown in Yellowstone’s northern range. According to a new study, the reason for the success is thanks to the wolves ...

Garaffa said there is something unique and special about Aspen trees in particular. “They reflect light in a way that no other tree can do,” She said. “I'm mesmerized by them.” ...

In the High Plains or urban landscape, even properly cared-for aspens may not reach 20 years. Lifespans may be further shortened by one or more of the several insects or diseases that attack aspen ...

Aspen trees are a favorite of the American beaver for food and building material. The leaves and bark are highly nutritious and are quite desirable in any potential beaver habitat.

Harvesting could start this week and continue for the next five years at Chippewa Hills Pathway near Alpena, Mich.

An infestation of bugs and fungus killing trees on Aspen Mountain won’t spread rapidly across the ski area, scientists say. Forest Service officials say the western balsam bark beetle and the ...

Quaking aspen trees don't do well in Pennsylvania's hot summers. Good alternatives include river birch, Japanese stewartia, Persian ironwood, paperbark maple and seven-son flower.

Now that the landscape is green and the gardens are in bloom, it’s easy to tell which plants aren’t thriving. If you have an aspen tree struggling, the cause could be the fungus Cytospora ...