Cathy Bang, Tree Creator: "Acacia is just one of many, many children that will not be home for Christmas. We have not lost hope that Acacia can come home for Christmas, but we need to remember." ...

LAX is working on removing acacia plants and trees under a $3-million improvement project at what’s left of the El Segundo Dunes. The goal is to return the area, which was deemed a nature ...

A new study recommends that the Aravah and Negev areas will be planted with acacia trees of species that don’t occur naturally in Israel – including the gay acacia, which currently grows in ...

Tens of thousands of acacia trees are dead and dying across this ridge above Oakland. Scientists are collecting samples of wood to study in labs, trying to determine what exactly is killing the trees.

Desert trees like the acacia could use water every two to three weeks in the summer to a depth of 36 inches. They can survive without for some time, but eventually they show symptoms.

With unusual trees and shrubs from Australia and Africa, the Conn Acacia Grove at UC Davis Arboretum is now in full bloom. These plants aren’t only pretty; they’re also super drought tolerant.

The problem is so bad there are huge swaths of the hills with no surviving acacias, as seen here in Oakland's Leona Heights Park. Dead acacia trees cover Leona Heights Park in Oakland in October 2020.

Acacia trees are a prominent feature of the East African savannah. They're also a classic example of the long-standing and complex relationships between plants and insects, in this case acacia ants.

However, in a list of trees that cause allergies, acacia is not even mentioned. Pine, spruce, fir, maple, elm, mulberry and oak have pollen that may cause spring allergies.