Also on Friday, STF is hosting a three-hour guided tour through the cypress and tupelo forests with Savannah Canoe and Kayak.

In a culture obsessed with competition, it comes as no surprise that even our trees have been put to the test. In honor of Earth Month, celebrated every April, this series documents a handful of ...

Attention outdoor enthusiasts, did you know you can kayak, canoe or pirogue through Lake Bistineau State Park for free? Lake ...

The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary donated $45,000 to the Tupelo Salvation Army. The money was raised through the recent ...

TUPELO — With spring in Japan comes cherry tree blossoms. The same is true in Northeast Mississippi. The 2025 North Mississippi Cherry Blossom Festival is set for this Saturday, March 29 ...

USC bassoonists will scatter along Congaree's boardwalk Saturday to perform a piece inspired by trees found in South Carolina ...

H-O-T-T-O-O-A-K: The air is warming, the blossoms are showing off, and everyone you know is sneezing. You might have heard seasonal allergies blamed on “botanical sexism”—but that’s not how trees work ...

Astonishing biodiversity exists in Congaree National Park, the largest intact expanse of old- growth bottomland hardwood forest remaining in the southeastern United States. Waters from the Congaree ...

We quietly float by tall cypress and tupelo trees. Some of them have stood in this swamp for centuries. “We see some of these big trees that never got cut because they were hollow or got passed ...

Food insecurity is a problem that many organizations in the city of Tupelo, Lee County and throughout the state of Mississippi tackle each day. One of those organizations, the Salvation Army, provides ...

Students has a blast today at the Earth Day Spring Fling. Photo courtesy of @@uconnsos/Instagram Students carried plants, ate food with friends and received free sustainable goods. Vendors and ...

It’s a way to quietly float past tall Cypress and Tupelo trees -- some of which have stood for centuries -- into the Heart of Louisiana. For more, visit the Heart of Louisiana archive here.