Some of the exposed areas of wood are typically branded with the year the tree served as the Rockefeller Christmas centerpiece. Rockefeller Christmas tree wood can be found in homes in Mississippi ...

An overly smoky fire from uncured wood is also a danger when using a Christmas tree as fuel, so the best practice is to only use seasoned firewood that’s intended to be burned as fuel.

Christmas brings a lot of excitement with sparkling lights; festive decorations; and, of course, the Christmas tree.

The city of Henderson will be recycling live Christmas trees at Newman Park from Wednesday, Jan. 1 through Feb. 1. The wood chips from the recycled trees will be used on the Canoe Creek Nature ...

The group used their woodshop skills to create wooden Christmas trees that they gave out to those in need of the Christmas spirit. Five children were selected as recipients of the wooden trees ...

They often end up in landfills, decomposing and releasing methane, a greenhouse gas more than 25 times as powerful as carbon ...

Of course, a Christmas tree is functionally dead before you take ... Dead trees do, in fact, create wildlife habitat for wood-dwelling insects and fungi, and occasionally for amphibians, reptiles ...

Unlike their artificial brethren, real Christmas trees are often considered the more ... after you’ve burned your wood, you can then take the ashes, mix them with soil and rake them into your ...

(WOOD) — The new year is right around the corner and many people are taking down their holiday decorations and looking for where to drop off their Christmas trees. The city of Grand Rapids ...