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Making younger trees age faster could create more homes for wildlife—and it can be done without chainsaws
For wildlife, not all trees are equal. Large old trees have many horizontal and dead limbs for perching, and many fissures or hollows for sheltering. By contrast, younger trees have far fewer such ...
Klaus Lackner and Carbon Collect, a private company, developed a prototype for an "artificial tree" designed to passively remove carbon dioxide from the air. Carbon Collect claimed a single ...
Many Australian birds and animals rely on hollows in grand old trees. As these trees dwindle, researchers are experimenting ...
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