Hidden high in the White Mountains of eastern California, a gnarled, weathered tree quietly holds a staggering secret — it’s nearly 5,000 years old.

A proposed 2,300-acre solar facility in Barren County drew impassioned responses Tuesday night, as residents, labor union ...

With how many species of this familiar waterfowl live in or migrate through the state, you could say Virginia is for duck lovers. From diving ducks to sea ducks to dabbling ducks, over 30 species ...

California Waterfowl (CWA) proudly celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2025, marking decades of unwavering commitment to creating a California with abundant waterfowl, vibrant wetlands, and ...

Here’s a look at seven popular types of wood and the trees they come from, to better understand what goes into the products we use every day.

These lovers come from different sides of the quacks. An off-Broadway version of “West Side Story” has been playing out in Central Park this spring, as a male wood duck has found love with a ...

Wood ducks nest seasonally in forested areas across North America from coast to coast in southern Canada and the northern tier of states. From southern British Columbia, a narrow strip of breeding ...

Flowers says he was grateful when he was asked by officials with the Downtown Little Rock Partnership to participate in the Flock to the Rock Art Project to enhance and revitalize public spaces. His ...

That’s the premise of Patrick Horvath and Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou’s much-anticipated sequel series, Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring, and the IDW Publishing series is off to ...

Angel City Lumber is repurposing the wood from trees burned in the Eaton Fire, turning them into lumber and products for Los Angeles residents looking to rebuild after the devastating wild fires ...

In an effort to promote sustainable farming practices, the felling of Glugu, Mahogany, Durian, and Sengon trees is being introduced to create eco-friendly duck pens. These trees provide durable ...

Wood ducks are smaller than mallards (most ducks are), but prefer similar wetland habitat, with one big exception. The wood duck is so named because it nests in tree cavities.