Does your family celebrate Christmas with a decked-out, real, live Christmas tree? Did you know that you can head into your local national forest to cut down your own wild Christmas tree for just $5?

Wild service trees produce a "date-like" fruit which used to be eaten as sweets, or to make a type of beer A rare type of native tree whose fruit was eaten by children as sweets and was once used to ...

Cutting trees is not allowed on state lands. For federal lands, regulations vary. Each agency has limits on the number of trees per household, designated areas to cut, the trees that can be harvested, ...

Devon charity Moor Trees and the Woodland Trust are appealing to locals, landowners, and visitors to join the Great Dartmoor Tree Search to find the seeds to success. Whether or not you know your wild ...