A western red cedar tree that is believed to have been centuries old fell in Vancouver's Stanley Park over the weekend, reaching the end of its life at what experts describe as a particularly ...

Downed cedar trees become “nurse trees,” their spongy bark welcoming mosses, lichens, seedlings and insects to move in. Ancient cedars often hollow out like upside-down ice-cream cones ...

Ancient Forest/Chun T'oh Wudujut Provincial Park, east of Prince George, is home to Western redcedar trees up to five metres in diameter and perhaps 2,000 years old, according to BC Parks.

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — A unique rainforest composed of some of the largest cedar trees in British Columbia is set to become a provincial park. Premier Christy Clark has announced that 119 square ...

An ancient cedar tree in the City of North Vancouver is slated to be sawdust soon and a group of concerned residents is doing what it can to try to save it. The tree, located on the corner of 21st ...

Tree trackers Colin Spratt and Ian Thomas say they have found an ancient Western red cedar measuring more than 5.8 metres in diameter deep in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park, making it the fourth ...

The city has announced that the tree may be bisected and laid out so that its 60-foot circumference can still be admired. They also think they might plant a new red cedar on the same spot.

Conservation photographer TJ Watt stands amongst a grove of giant cedars along the shore of Cheewhat Lake in the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve in Ditidaht Territory on Vancouver Island, BC. (Photo ...

Often called the “stinking cedar” due to its odor, this ancient tree is currently holding on to life in northern Florida and southern Georgia. Between fungal disease and habitat loss, it’s ...

An ancient Western red cedar has fallen in Stanley Park. Old-growth tour guide Colin Spratt says the loss of the tree can teach us about forest succession, the process of change in the composition ...