The country's first houses, railroads and boats relied on the strength of the ponderosa. More than 90% of its Southwestern ...

The Swick Old Growth Interpretive Site inside Oregon's Malheur National Forest is a great place to have a picnic or go on an ...

At first glance, Ponderosa pine, a softwood, could seem like an unusual product offering for a hardwoods lumber company. But this standout pine's beauty, easy workability and versatility are inspiring ...

Ponderosa pine is a tree that grows in Washington generally on the east side of the Cascades. JBLM is the only place in Western Washington where you can find the ponderosa pine. It may occur here due ...

“Our road has been nearly the whole day through the woods, that is, if beautiful groves of (ponderosa) pine trees can be called woods. … The country all through is burnt over, so often there is not ...

In partnership with local landowner Gary Fonay, Larimer County Natural Resources has conserved an 800-acre ranch via ...

Question: A friend and I are having an argument ... are there ponderosa pine native to the Willamette Valley or not? Or are they native just on the east side of the mountains? Answer: Yes, there is a ...

It took only a few minutes for Will Koomjian to know he was walking into a special place, the home of the planet's tallest known pine tree. "I had never seen so many large ponderosa pines growing so ...

As the most recent glaciers subsided, ponderosa pines move north from their southern refuges. But it was not a solitary journey, for the pines brought along a community of dependent species. Ponderosa ...

A mountain chickadee peers down from its perch in a ponderosa pine. Click here for larger image. Photo by Jeff Mitton. As the most recent glaciers subsided, ponderosa pines move north from their ...