Over 200 trees, stricken by a devastating fungal disease, are to be felled in Ribble Valley.

Work has started on a £35,000 scheme to remove more than 200 trees stricken by ash dieback at Ribble Valley nature reserves.

Around 165 dead or dangerous trees will be felled at Crosshill, 35 at Whalley and one at Salthill. Ash dieback arrived in the ...

Former Conservative MP applies to council to remove trees capable of ‘causing considerable damage’ on 400-year-old stately ...

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Boardman gathered about 65,000 acorns this year, which will be planted in the river floodplain in an attempt to grow new, ...

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The Bureau of Land Management plans to remove hazardous decaying trees within the Applegate Valley. Wednesday, the BLM ...

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What life can emerge, “Out of this stony rubbish?” “And the dead tree gives no shelter, the cricket no relief, And the dry ...

T​he Northwest is dealing with storm damage and widespread power outages after a bomb cyclone hit the region. The storm ...