This might be caused by a number of diseases that can infect your cedar, including rust, sooty mold, root or crown rot, and twig blight. Carefully inspect your tree so you can correctly identify ...

Canada's Great Bear Rainforest is a place where the rainforest and Pacific Ocean meet. This special forest is home to countless spruce and fir trees.

More than 70 percent of these long-lived trees are now dead in many areas of Alaska. Diminishing snowpack due to climate change exposes the yellow cedar’s shallow roots to frigid winter temperatures ...