Scientists have unearthed a scandal at the heart of global plans to tackle climate change through tree planting.

A black beetle the size of a sesame seed is killing South Africa’s trees, and no one knows how to stop it.

The city government plans to plant an additional 15 million trees, having already planted 15 million trees between 2014 and last year.

As the world celebrated the International Day of Forests on March 21, countries were yet again reminded to push increase efforts to plant more trees and forests.

The shade of a single tree can provide welcome relief from the hot summer sun. But when that single tree is part of a small forest, it creates a profound cooling effect.

Worried that a drought could wipe out his crops back in 2000, farmer Jonathan Kituku Mung'ala remembered meeting agricultural customers, in his previous job with Kenya's power company, who were mak

While the forest cover in the NCT of Delhi rose from 188.7 sq km in 2015 to 192.

Among the orders was also one which stated that no diversion of the forest lands allotted to a Protection Working Circle in any Working Plan under FRA and FCA must take place till the next date of

Beijingers have taken part in various voluntary tree planting activities and planted over 200 million trees over the past 40 years, local authorities said Tuesday.