The history of hockey and trees goes back to the sport's beginning.

Logger sports came to America and Canada in the mid-19th century. Almost 200 years later, logger sport competitions are still packed with people who love trees — and want to test their physical endurance.

Cherry blossoms are more than pretty decorations — when they pop is a record of our changing climate.

We usually think of water as being stored in oceans and rivers, but some trees act as reservoirs too.

If you want to appreciate something connected to trees — but that’s overlooked because it seems so small and mundane — consider the toothpick.

We’ve all seen pictures or witnessed firsthand the destructive force of high winds on trees — all those images of crushed homes and downed power lines.

Like Europe's giant Gothic cathedrals, there are large trees that rely on flying buttresses for support.

It’s no wonder that trees have long inspired artists. Not only are they beautiful, they also symbolize renewal, growth, time, knowledge and spirituality.

You may have heard of crepuscular animals — those that are most active during dawn and dusk — but what about the world of crepuscular trees?

No chocolate fan has to wonder why the scientific name of the cacao tree translate from the Greek to "the food of the gods."