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To avert species' extinction, western Mass. researchers plant Appalachian trees in Franklin County - Vimarsana News

To avert species' extinction, western Mass. researchers plant Appalachian trees in Franklin County

The mountain magnolia's native range has diminished due to climate change. Two Smith College researchers are leading a conservation effort to translocate a collection of the species in order to conserve it.

Source: wgbh.org
To avert species' extinction, Mass. researchers plant Appalachian trees in Franklin County - Vimarsana News

To avert species' extinction, Mass. researchers plant Appalachian trees in Franklin County

The mountain magnolia's native range has diminished due to climate change. Two Smith College researchers are leading a conservation effort to translocate a collection of the species in order to conserve it.

Source: wbur.org
Invasive insect threatens carbon storage in Michigan forests | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Invasive insect threatens carbon storage in Michigan forests | News, Sports, Jobs

LANSING — An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the most important trees in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region for storing the carbon

Invasive insect threatens carbon storage in Michigan forests - Vimarsana News

Invasive insect threatens carbon storage in Michigan forests

LANSING — An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the most important trees in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region for storing the carbon that causes global warming.

Invasive insect threatens carbon storage in Michigan forests - Vimarsana News

Invasive insect threatens carbon storage in Michigan forests

LANSING — An invasive insect increasingly threatens one of the most important trees in Michigan and elsewhere in the Great Lakes region for storing the carbon that causes global warming.