Unfortunately, an insect called the hemlock woolly adelgid – which is native to Japan and China – was first observed on a hemlock tree in the eastern United States in the early 1950s and has been ...
The Hemlock whistles softly to itself.”–Naturalist and botanist Donald Culross Peattite Known as the state tree of Pennsylvania, the backbone of the nineteenth century hide-tanning industry, and a ...
The conservation nonprofit, Adventure Scientists, recently launched a new project to drive recovery efforts of eastern hemlock forests across the eastern United States from the invasive woolly adelgid ...
Photo showcasing insects that are killing eastern hemlock trees. New York’s forests are in trouble. Tiny, destructive insects are spreading fast, killing trees that have stood for hundreds of years.
A Shenandoah National Park employee was honored last month for his work in the establishment of biocontrols to save eastern hemlock trees. Dale Meyerhoeffer was the recipient of a Director Award ...