Bill Zipse, a Supervising Forester with the New Jersey Forest Service, shows the new growth sprouting on a pitch pine tree following the June wildfire that burnt more than 13,000 acres in Wharton ...

In spite of the horrific wildfire that has troubled us all, there are certain positives that come after a forest fire. 1. Old growth dies and new growth comes. 2. Perhaps the woolly aldelgid will ...

New growth sprouts on the branch of a pitch pine tree that was burnt during a June wildfire in Wharton State Forest that burnt more than 13,000 acres, Tuesday, July 26, 2022.

See New Growth After the Woolsey Fire. Share full article. 8. 8. Kevin Shea Adams, ... That bright green carpet of new growth created an almost abstract visual contrast with the blackened hills.

A wildfire-scorched sequoia tree stands on a hillside on Oct. 26, 2021, in Sequoia Crest, Calif. AP Photo/Noah Berger The giant sequoia is the world’s largest tree by volume and closely related ...

Smoke rises from a wildfire in the summer of 2019 near Talkeetna, Alaska. Lance King / Getty Images. A new study of Alaskan forests growing back after fire finds they are regenerating quickly.

In a new study, we teamed up with over 50 other fire ecologists to examine how forests have recovered – or haven’t – in over 10,000 locations after 334 wildfires.

But after the recent rains, a change is happening in the areas with large burn scars. There's new growth and green life is poking through the charred landscape.

The new business of wildfire preparedness could grow to be massive Wildfires are a worsening danger — and a big business opportunity. From high-tech alarms to home retrofits, the industry around ...

New Jersey fire officials are preparing for what could be a very active wildfire season. After an especially busy fall last year, the fire risk across the state has once again been elevated to "high." ...

New Jersey wildfire risk raised to "high" 00:58 New Jersey fire officials are preparing for what could be a very active wildfire season. After an especially busy fall last year, the fire risk ...