THE SAYING “not seeing the forest for the trees” comes to mind when thinking about the agenda — both literal and figurative — of the Lowell City Council. The amount of granular detail (the trees) ...

Imagine you’re in a forest. Do you feel soft pine needles underfoot? Or perhaps droplets of rain dripping down from the understory? Is it warm and wet, or cool and dry? What does it smell like? Every ...

Forest for All NYC started in 2021 with a goal to expand New York City’s tree canopy up to 30% by 2035 while maintaining the city’s existing coverage. Forest for All is a coalition that brings ...

Organizations love to talk about vision. Strategy decks, objectives and key results and five-year restructuring plans. All while the people responsible for bringing those plans to life quietly fade ...

Someone who “can’t see the forest for the trees” is so bogged down in minutiae that the larger context gets missed. It’s a problem for a lot of researchers, and yet getting lost in the trees can ...

A popular theory about how trees cooperate has enchanted the public and raised the profile of forest conservation. But some ecologists think its scientific basis has been oversold. It was a call from ...

Canada's forestry firebrand has a surprisingly rosy environmental outlook ...

Dr. Kelly Moore and Jordy Whetsell, discuss the new documentary “Forest for the Trees: The Impact of Stigma on Pregnant and Postpartum Women with Substance Use Disorder” that will debut at the Martin ...

From his letter from the editor in the September 2024 issue of Reportagen. Translated from the German by Oscar Dorr. Dear Readers, “You’re killing trees!” runs an accusation often leveled against me.