Trees

Forest ReLeaf is the recipient of the Arbor Day Foundation’s first-ever Environmental Equity Grant, which will fund 200 new trees for the city’s Ville community.

The nationwide program is based in St. Louis, and Fort Leonard Wood is one of 77 military installations around the country to get the trees.

Some experts believe that by the century’s end, autumn leaves could change color up to three weeks later than today. Susanne Renner of Washington University has built a different model.

The U.S. imports a lot of chestnuts, and there is opportunity for more of them to be home grown.

The fall foliage looks a bit different from that of past years. Among the golden, warm-toned hues sprucing up the St. Louis region for autumn are a noticeable number of green leaves. Daria McKelvey of the Missouri Botanical Garden explains why.

Residents of St. Louis may have come across an odd sight in their front yards this summer: workers drilling holes into trees and plugging up the holes…

After losing at least 1,000 trees in a windstorm last month, the city of Quincy is starting efforts to replace them.The city is working with the Quincy…

Most of the renovations at the Gateway Arch are scheduled to be finished in October, in time for the monument’s 50th anniversary.Work on the park over the…

The National Park Service will start removing 1,200 trees on the Gateway Arch grounds in earnest on Monday. The removal is part of a years-long project by…

If you're looking to spot some fall tree color this first weekend of autumn, try using your smartphone.The Missouri Department of Conservation recently…