Lake Toxaway, N.C. — In a kitchen near her office at the Southern Highlands Reserve, perched 4,500 feet high in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Kelly Holdbrooks slides a paper grocery bag out of a cabinet.

The holiday season in Portland kicked off with the arrival of a 40-foot red spruce tree in Monument Square on Wednesday. This year's tree, sourced from a Portland Housing Authority property, was cut ...

Clearcutting and wildfires decimated the red spruce, once the dominant, high-elevation tree species in West Virginia, in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Nowadays, only 10% of the state's historic red ...

HIGHLAND COUNTY, Va. (WFXR) – The George Washington and Jefferson National Forest delivered a 32-foot red spruce tree to the nation’s capital for the holiday season. Officials say the James River and ...

CHEAT MOUNTAIN, W.Va. — Red spruce blanketed the mountains of West Virginia a century ago, before being decimated by the saw blade and acid rain from coal plants. Now they’re replacing the mines that ...

The U.S. Forest Service almost found the answer Wednesday to the age-old riddle, “If a 78-foot Christmas tree is felled live on Facebook and the sound is muted so no one can hear, does it still kick ...

What do flying squirrels, acid rain, and violins have in common? They are all connected to the Red Spruce — a coniferous tree found in northeastern North America. It acts as a home for many animals, ...

Wild red spruces are beautiful evergreen trees native to mixed forests in eastern Canada around the St. Lawrence River, northern New England and the Adirondack Mountains of upper New York State.

A 32-foot red spruce tree has been delivered to the White House by the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest. The national Christmas tree was provided from the mountains of Highland County ...

The U.S. Forest Service almost found the answer to the age-old riddle, “If a 78-foot Christmas tree is felled live on Facebook and the sound is muted so no one can hear, does it still kick off the ...

The U.S. Forest Service almost found the answer to the age-old riddle, “If a 78-foot Christmas tree is felled live on Facebook and the sound is muted so no one can hear, does it still kick off the ...