Katsura Tree is the latest edition of Climate Resilient Canopy!

Another edition of the Climate Resilient Canopy series featuring Osage Orange (Maclura pomifera).

Nyssa sylvatica Black gum or Black Tupelo is a widely distributed species with its native range extending from southern Ontario and Maine...

This edition of the Climate Resilient Canopy Infographic Series features Atlantic White Cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides).

This article investigates how trees survive winter.

Another installation of the Climate Resilient Canopy series featuring Bald Cypress (Taxodium distichum).

Climate Resilient Canopy: Boxelder

Southern red oak, or Spanish oak, is a rare native tree to Pennsylvania. There are only fifteen populations located in the extreme...

This is an infographic about Blackjack Oak within the Climate Resilient Canopy online series.

This infographic provides the approximate average lifespans of 16 of the most commonly observed trees in Pennsylvania (based on data from...

Below you will find an embedded version of the StoryMap created by urban forestry fellow Faryn Steckiel for her project about the city of...

In the past couple of decades, institutions and individuals across Pennsylvania have experimented with planting Loblolly pine. For the...

Redbay, or Persea borbonia , is a coastal species which thrives in well-drained sites with access to lots of water. There is evidence...

Laurel oak is a species that has been of interest in Pennsylvania for quite a few years now and can be found primarily on university...

In Pennsylvania, you might hear people call common hackberry, Celtis occidentalis , a sugarberry. Celtis laevigata , whose list of common...

Though Pecan trees may not be common in Pennsylvania today, there’s a chance they will start to migrate our way as the climate changes....

Written by Faryn Steckiel, Urban Forestry Fellow When most people hear the term "green infrastructure”, their mind probably goes to...

This short article gives you an introduction into the significance of trees in regards to Halloween.

This infographic is based on our 2023 blog post about the Shade Tree Act of 1906.

Written by Faryn Steckiel, Urban Forestry Fellow Part 1: Legacy Sediment and a New Approach to Stream Restoration In the early 2000s,...