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It’s mid-June and Texas is already being hit with extreme heat, here’s what you can do to help your trees in these conditions

Many major American cities, including Los Angeles, Denver, Phoenix, Chicago and Boston are working to bridge the equity gap in major tree canopy coverage.

Fall has officially settled into North Texas, but many people may have noticed that plenty of trees in the region never got their full, green, leafy look in the first place.

Trees are a crucial cog in the planet’s ecosystem and absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide each year.

Modern treehouses are in demand by travelers who want a five-star, outdoor experience with a dose of childhood nostalgia.

Now that the week-long freeze is almost six months old, here’s what Sperry and other gardening and forestry experts say is the best way to know whether or not to remove your trees:

Many North Texans are worried about their trees and plants after a week of harsh winter weather and bitter cold. NBC 5 Chief Meteorologist Rick Mitchell talked with Texas A&M horticulturist Daniel Cunningham about what to do to make sure your plants survive this spring.

Specialist firefighters have saved the world’s last remaining wild stand of a prehistoric tree from wildfires that razed forests west of Sydney, officials said Thursday.

On Saturday, June 8, BAPS Charities will host its annual BAPS Charities Walk Green walkathon in support of The Nature Conservancy. This year, BAPS Charities will support The Nature Conservancy’s efforts to plant one billion trees by 2025 through their Plant a Billion Trees initiative. Walk Green 2019 will help The Nature Conservancy plant 61,000 additional trees in 2019. The…

City of Irving Mayor, Rick Stopfer, and BAPS Charities Volunteer, Dr. Jaynish Patel, stop by to invite viewers to attend the BAPS Charities Walk Green event on Saturday, May 18, at Ranch View High school in Irving. To learn more, visit www.bapscharities.org/walk19dallas.

Discussing Walk Green 2019 with volunteers from BAPS Charities, Dr. Jaynish Patel and Deepen Patel. Walk Green takes place on Saturday, May 18, in Irving, TX. To learn more, visit www.bapscharities.org/usa/dallas.

If you have plants or trees that need pruning but have no idea how to do that, never fear, our agrilife specialist Danial Cunningham is here.

Neighbors of a planned lake that would help quench North Texans’ water needs are suing the federal government to block the project.

On Saturday, May19th 2018, BAPS Charities Dallas will host its annual walkathon in support of Irving Schools Foundation, Irving Citizen’s Fire Academy Alumni Association (ICFAAA) and The Nature Conservancy.

If you’ve been thinking about visiting Dallas Blooms at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, now might be the right time.

After wildfires burned thousands of acres in Central Texas, volunteers are planting seedlings to restore the environment in those areas.