Tree health update: The changes you'll see on your next road trip 02:05. MINNEAPOLIS --If you've driven up north in the past few months you've probably seen hundreds of dead trees.Under the ...

MINNEAPOLIS — The record warmth this winter could continue to cause problems through the spring and summer for oak trees. Oak wilt, which has been in Minnesota for 70 years now, continues to ...

It's starting to feel and look more like spring than winter in Minnesota as the run of usually warm temperatures continues. That may not be good for some trees.

MINNESOTA, USA — This abnormal winter could be 'incredibly damaging' to Minnesota's trees, according to a University of Minnesota ecologist.

In northern Minnesota, average low temperatures during the winter have soared more than 7 degrees since 1895. Today, it’s easy to see how drought and fire transformed the landscape around ...

MINNESOTA, USA — The dry September is a far cry from the record rain the state had to start the summer and that has caused stress on Minnesota's trees. Experts say trees are having a difficult ...

Since 1970, average winter temperatures in Minnesota have increased by nearly 5 degrees Fahrenheit. Over the past 50 years, Minnesota has heated up faster than any other state in the Lower 48 ...

Properly planted in a good location, trees may live for decades, so choose the tree and your site carefully. You don't want to plant a tree that could reach 60 feet in height under a power line.

Arborist Alicia Hagerty says back-to-back drought seasons in Minnesota are weakening the trees’ ability to fight disease and pests like the Emerald Ash Borer.

With an open winter, there was some concern that tree seedlings may be damaged. “But it seems like stuff came through pretty good,” Hamilton said. “The seedlings look good.

Lowell Dittberner and Cynthia Singleton's father bought this land in 1967 for hunting. Now it serves as a Christmas oasis for families. Photo taken Nov. 29, 2024, in Parkers Prairie, Minnesota.