As communities everywhere continue to grow, welcoming new neighborhoods, expanding roadways, and creating spaces for businesses and families, it’s easy to see how fast our landscapes are changing. Everywhere you look, development is shaping the future of our cities and towns. But amid all this visib...

In today’s fast-growing urban landscapes, developers and municipalities are faced with a difficult balancing act. On one hand, communities need new housing, improved infrastructure, and modern commercial spaces. On the other hand, those very projects often threaten the trees that have been standing ...

Growth doesn’t always mean loss. Trees remind us that change can honor what has already taken root.

As communities grow and landscapes shift, the question of what to do with mature trees often arises. Too often, they’re seen as obstacles, something to cut down and clear away to make room for what’s ...

When development begins, whether for new homes, commercial spaces, or infrastructure, mature trees are often the first to be cut down. This approach may seem efficient, but it comes at a steep cost. Large, established trees are not just ornamental; they are vital ecological assets that have taken de...