However, one type of plant is often overlooked when it comes to attracting butterflies -- trees! These large, beautiful, and bountiful organisms are the backbones of ecosystems and food webs. In fact, ...

"It's really more like a food web. It's just crazy in terms of all of these different types of interactions that can happen between species." Keystone plants vary by region, but an oak tree is a ...

Planting an oak tree, if you have the room, provides acorns and leaves that feed and provide cover for millions of organisms and species while also sequestering carbon.

Acorn production is strong in red oak trees this year, according to the 2024 Acorn Mast Survey conducted by the ODNR.

A crisis is imminent, and the average bourbon drinker is unaware. The bourbon industry depends on Ohio’s supply of white oak ...

At the foot of the tree, other creatures run around. They like to eat old bits of dead wood and leaves. There are lots of them hunting for food. This oak tree has a visitor. It's a little owl.

A wealthy businessman has been lambasted for the felling of six protected 100-year-old oak trees from the front garden of a £770,000 house. Khalil Hussain, a 67-year-old property developer ...

The oak trees outside Tolleshunt Knights Village Hall are thought to be the cause of subsidence issues inside the building Three oak trees - all more than 300 years old - are set to be felled in ...

But the tree is protected by law. The local government says indigenous oak, bay, and sycamore trees are “natural aesthetic resources” and deems they cannot be damaged or destroyed in order to ...

The Michael oak in Midlothian is among the contenders - it's name is probably a corruption of the Scots word "meikle", meaning big A dozen centuries-old oak trees have been shortlisted for the ...

A tree named after a Scottish band who revealed its existence to experts has been crowned as Britain’s best. The centuries-old Skipinnish Oak, named after a ceilidh band of the same name ...

A businessman who illegally felled six century-old oak trees worth £250,000 has been fined just £1,600. Khalil Hussain, 67, violated tree preservation orders when he had the healthy oaks cut ...