First, the Save Our Sequoias Act authorizes $325 million over 10 years to hire staff, complete environmental reviews, purchase equipment to set controlled low-intensity fires and remove dead trees ...

To save our trees, we must burn down our forests. Fire suppression is causing the oak to disappear from our forests and landscapes. April 16, 2025. 12 min.

All these trees are to fall so that concrete walls can take their place. Our dependence on cars makes highway expansion a foregone conclusion. But it is the rail line destruction that makes no sense.

In response, Save Our Trees says a massive destruction of trees is not a measured or rational strategy, and that smaller steps are needed first, such as by removing debris and aquatic vegetation.

Several trees waiting to be cut down in the backyard of Kathy and Jim Callery near Chelsea on Thursday, April 20, 2023. The Callerys planted over 25 blue spruce trees when they first built their ...

As we start the task of cleaning up our yards and landscapes from the wind and rain of Debbie, Helene and Milton, we also need to check out our trees to see if there is any damage that needs to be ...

At a Weymouth Town Council full council meeting, three residents voiced objections to the removal of two palm trees. Caz Dennett, a local environmental campaigner, said: “Beautiful palm trees ...

The Madison Valley activists aren’t alone. In many neighborhoods, residents are pleading with the city to save beloved trees located on property slated for development. In other neighborhoods, there ...

The fight to save our trees is surprisingly difficult in our supposedly progressive city. Both trees on the lot are considered “exceptional trees” by the city and grow in the Thornton Creek ...

Over 15 trees line Kathy and Jim Callery’s driveway near Chelsea on Thursday, April 20, 2023. The Callerys planted over 25 blue spruce trees when they first built their house in 1996.

Our trees are important additions to our landscape. Not only do they add value to our property, they also provide critical services such as habitat, shade, water storage, and carbon sequestration.

Our trees are important additions to our landscape. Not only do they add value to our property, they also provide critical services such as habitat, shade, water storage, and carbon sequestration.