The story of Arctic greening has overlooked some main characters. At center stage are climate change and warming temperatures ...

About two-thirds of plants greened up earlier, and three-quarters were more abundant later in the season compared to plots ...

A study links herbivory to phenology in the Arctic. Phenology is the study of the timing of events in the natural world. In recent decades ...

About two-thirds of plants greened up earlier, and three-quarters were more abundant later in the season compared to plots without grazing. These include arctic draba and gray willow. Some species, ...

Its extensive pipeline network has already attracted connection requests from around 45 power plants ... opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and advancing oil leases aligns with ConocoPhillips ...

The area these plants cover has increased a hundredfold since then ... and over 20 rare sawfly species in Scotland that each rely on an individual species of arctic-alpine willow for their survival.

Caribou and muskoxen significantly affect Arctic plant growth, revealing their overlooked role in climate impacts.

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After the iconic 78-year-old willow tree at Finch Arboretum fell earlier this year, the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation ...

Columnist Ricky Kemery says just cutting down Austrees is not enough to remove them because the trees will regrow back ...

According to Monty Don, sudden overnight drops in temperature pose a significant threat, particularly to semi-tender plants. The British horticulturalists advised that plants such as pomegranates, ...

Met Office forecasts have suggested a so-called "arctic blast" is unlikely to hit the UK. Numerous media reports have referenced an "arctic blast" in their headlines, suggesting freezing conditions.