People can cut down their own Christmas trees at many of northern Wisconsin’s state forests. Christmas tree farms aren’t the only place to get a real tree this season. People can cut down ...

In Wisconsin, trees generally begin changing in northern Wisconsin in mid-September, reaching their peak toward the end of the month or the beginning of October. Central Wisconsin follows a week ...

That means cicadas in northern Wisconsin will likely ... according to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. For smaller trees and shrubs, you can consider postponing any new planting until cicadas ...

Though emerald ash borer is less prevalent in Wisconsin's northern counties, it could potentially become an even bigger problem there, McNee said, as that's where most of the state's ash trees are.

The black ash is a tree native to much of eastern Canada and the northeastern United States, including the current reservation grounds of the Menominee tribe in northern Wisconsin ... population in ...

Mike Lohrengel looks up in awe at trees he has known for 30 years ... occupy almost the entire Menominee Indian Reservation in northern Wisconsin. “We come in every 15 years, take out ...

But in northern Wisconsin, it's significantly cooler ... If we start to see 60s, 70s, the trees will bud out and the sap turns sour. The maple syrup doesn't taste any good. Once the trees bud ...

“Healthy trees can usually handle those impacts ... table while they were camping along the Flambeau River in northern Wisconsin.