As children grow, so does their wonder about the world around them. Cultivate your child’s curiosity by exploring plants, trees, and flowers in your own neighborhood. As the weather gets warmer ...

During the garden's Guardians of the Green & Seed Swap event, kids learned more about seeds and trees by planting acorns ... at no cost once a month. You can learn more about next month's free ...

In former U.S. logging strongholds, museums and axe-wielding pros tell the story of forestry in the U.S. Lumberjacks compete in a logrolling contest at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show In ...

Author and reporter Zach St. George presents a thoroughly researched story about what we can learn ... warn other trees when insects attack? Consider this the preeminent book for kids on the ...

Many of us first encountered this tree when reading “The Little Prince,” that classic children’s book by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. “Now there were some terrible seeds on the planet that ...

and planting trees around the edges of sports fields will provide a wealth of benefits to both children and the city's overall biodiversity. Using outdoor spaces for learning will increase natural ...

The students who were learning about maple tapping from ... The sap is then collected into buckets or bags attached to the tree that the children gathered and measured. They then carried the ...

Trees are often seen as a health and safety risk, whether from branches or the whole thing falling, or from children falling out of them. Many schools have banned pupils from climbing trees as a ...