This month’s entry in the Trees of New Bedford series has a distinction that none other can claim today — and perhaps none other may lay claim to in the foreseeable future. And by comparison with ...

Pulitzer Prize finalist David Haskell's book The Forest Unseen earned acclaim for eloquent writing and deep engagement with the natural world. His newest book, The Songs of Trees, explores nature's ...

Strong winds left behind some damage in one Muskogee County community early Wednesday. Several streets are closed in Haskell after storms rolled across northeast Oklahoma toppling trees. Last night's ...

On April 22, thousands of Americans joined a nationwide “March for Science,” an event designed, organizers said, to “acknowledge and voice the critical role that science plays in each of our lives.” ...

Members of the Haskell Indian Nations University community participate in a tree-blessing ceremony Wednesday at the campus. Elder Benny Smith, in black hat, conducted the ceremony. Members of the ...

"The Songs of Trees" opens in the Amazon rainforest of Ecuador, with the author perched high up in the crown of a several hundred-year-old tree from which the verdant expanse of the threatened forest ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. One genre of nature writing has come to the fore in recent years. All rich verbs and branching stories, it is both lyrical and factual.

It is a clear‐skied, chill April morning and I am standing at the intersection of Eighty‐sixth Street and Broadway, using a fleck of removable wax to ease a sensor onto a pear tree's bark. The sensor, ...