Shade-Loving Japanese Forest Grass Covers Tree Roots With Its Dense Habit Japanese ... and since it prefers shade over sun, it will have no problem thriving beneath a leafy canopy.

Across the western U.S., wildfires are becoming larger and more severe—and even trees that initially survive are dying in ...

According to the KFS, the contested site where the eco-camp was being developed is designated as an ecotourism zone in the ...

KFS says the eco-camp suspension aims to address public concerns while safeguarding the forest’s ecological integrity.

It’s a truism in human evolution that we came down from the trees and out into more open country like grassy savannahs. The open grasslands are supposed to be more favourable habitats for ...

Because this is no ordinary forest. Where roots tangle across the earth, pipes and wires intertwine. This forest has plumbing. Silhouetted oak, birch and sycamore trees stand shoulder to ...