Since November 2024, Dominion Energy has been clear-cutting shrubs and trees on a wide swath of the W&OD Trail to reestablish the entire width along a four-mile section from Vienna to Dunn Loring.

Invasive plants, unchecked, are able to spread and dominate portions of forest and adversely affect an entire ecosystem.

The goal is to replace trees lost to storms and development and ensure the beautiful tree canopy continues to grow into the future. But that comes as a cost – an estimated $200,000 to complete ...

One of the two police officers killed in Virginia Beach Friday night during a traffic stop was originally from South Jersey and had moved to Virginia for college before launching a career in law ...

But as residential neighborhoods open up to new types of housing, the city’s environmental impact statement predicts “moderate tree canopy loss” as a result. Tree advocates say the city can ...

Efforts underway in South Carolina's Coastal Plain to restore longleaf pine. It once dominated the Southeast, covering ...

Last summer, a 9-year-old boy named Liam sent a handwritten letter to Del. Rodney Willett, D-Henrico, expressing his love for ...

Nearly 100 acres of trees ... a scattered canopy. Most of the focus in the area after the logging, per Audubon’s proposal, was on keeping deer out and encouraging the growth of native trees ...

Known for its bustling arts scene and stunning natural areas, Bainbridge Island is a must-visit walkable town in Washington.