Get an almost-free permit from the U.S. Forest Service and help maintain good forest health. While many Christmas tree owners have switched to artificial trees, many families still opt for living ...

Rather than use paper-thin iron-on edge banding to cover the plywood edges on the front of the seat and tall cabinets, rip ...

With the holiday season just around the corner, many people are deciding how to celebrate and decorate. If you're considering the convenience of an artificial Christmas tree that you can use year ...

A new holiday tradition you can begin this year: a day of fun cutting your own Christmas tree on national forest land — with proper preparations, of course. On Veterans Day, Alex Weinberg drove his ...

A tree doesn't have to be alive to be a vital part of an ecosystem — dead trees make ideal nesting spots for lots of animals. However, they are also risky to have on your property, and the danger of ...

Deep in the roots of ancient Roman and Egyptian history are tales of evergreens being used for decoration. Since the 1800s, candlelit trees have been a symbol of the holiday season in the U.S., ...

Don’t have your Christmas tree yet? There’s an option you might not have considered. For just $5 — and a little effort — you can find your Christmas tree in one of Oregon’s national forests. The U.S.

COLORADO, USA — Hiking through the forest in search of the perfect Christmas tree is a memorable way spend some time during the holidays in Colorado. Whether it has been a family tradition for ...

Make a once-in-a-lifetime memory or start a tradition: March your family into the woods and cut down your very own Christmas tree. Michigan’s three national forests will all soon be open for Christmas ...