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A Thousand Trees for Texas
The Treaty Oak is coming back with 1,000 of its closest friends.
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The Beauty Industry Pitches in to Plant Trees
Thinking about a trim? With a little spare change, you could help your local salon plant trees.
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Planting America's Living Legacy
Over the years, citizens across the country have joined American Forests in planting memorial trees.
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Tree Cover Revealed in Arkansas
A new report uncovers the truth about northwestern Arkansas' urban forests.
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The Mysterious "HI" Tree
A tree forming the word "Hi" is the latest inductee into the National Historic Register.
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News Updates and Reader Comments
Last month, we asked you questions relating to trees and forests. Here's what you had to say.
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Deer's Favorite Meal Is Causing Problems for Oak
Scientific study reveals evidence that the white-tailed deer's feeding habits have affected Ohio's oak population.
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American Forests’ Feature Creature: The Red-cockaded Woodpecker
Reduced to only a fraction of its former range, this once-abundant species reflects its squandered forest habitat.
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Test Your Tree Knowledge
American Forests recommends that most cities strive for:
A) 90% tree cover
B) 40% tree cover
C) 19% tree cover
D) 65% tree cover
Here's a hint: The answer can be found in "The Natural Economics of Arkansas" ForestBytes Article. Check the March ForestBytes for the answer!
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