Most modern structures are built to last 50 years or so, but ingenious ancient engineering has kept this watery city afloat for more than 1,600 years – using only wood.

New machinery is tipping the balance in the decades-long battle to clear rhododendron in Killarney National Park, according ...

Park in the central street and spend five minutes heading west to the ‘Plump’, an attractive small copse of trees ... mixed woodland includes the European larch, famous for being the only ...

These trees – larch, oak, alder, pine ... city partially built on wooden piles – here and in many other northern European cities, they go all the way down until they reach the bedrock ...

At higher elevations, October is when the needles of larch trees turn vibrant yellow ... when U.K. and European schools have their mid-winter breaks. These one- to two-week holidays vary ...

Opening up Siberia, the Cossacks hastened Russia’s transformation from a middle-sized European country into ... As we journeyed into the heat of Sakha’s larch-and-alder lowlands, the fish ...

(Google Maps) In short, European builders tend to build fairly tall buildings ... allows abundant space for trees and community. (Larch Lab) To help the Council, planners, and residents better ...

A proud Quaker-founded timber merchant that promises the same level of service whether you buy a foot or a forest.

You may worry that one of the boulders precariously perched in two trees could fall and crush you to the ground ...