The melting snow is revealing the damage done to trees this winter.

Birds are fun to watch, but some can damage trees in their quest for food.

Though the colors of winter are understated, they are still fascinating if you look a little closer.

Nature in the harsh winter offers a lesson in perseverance.

Pockets of unique forests can be found throughout North Dakota.

While not the same as a farm or garden, the forest has a harvest season as well.

Bees are responsible for pollinating the majority of our vegetable, fruit and nut crops grown in the U.S.

North Dakota is home to tree species in unexpected places.

NDSU Extension forester, Joe Zeleznik, explores the implications of our mild winter weather on the region's trees.

Trees are amazing to observe because they go through the same cycle of growth, senescence and dormancy every year.