The oak processionary moth caterpillars are known to defoliate trees and have adverse effects on human health, with the 'greatest risk period' for both trees and the public starting from May 28 ...

“Oak trees are an iconic and much-loved part of our British landscape. By reporting any sightings of the oak processionary ...

Named ‘Best foodie hotel’ by the Sunday Times, the Angel in the centre of Abergavenny is one for the gastronomes. Previously ...

People are also warned against handling or disposing of the nests themselves. Contact with the caterpillars' white hairs or ...

The southern parts of the United States, particularly Georgia and South Carolina, possess a unique charm that captivates many visitors. My friend and I explored this region for the first time last ...

Marshmallow Laser Feast is an experiential artist collective merging art, extended reality (XR), and film into immersive ...

All oak is not created equal. Here’s why the type of barrel used to age your wine matters and how it impacts what's in your ...

The May 7 hearing is the latest twist in a battle over the fate of Oak ... trees and plants, for parcels of environmentally sensitive private land owned by Resolution, a company owned by British ...

A legal case has opened in Britain over the felling of a much-loved, ancient tree named the 'Sycamore Gap.' Some Britons are struggling to get over its demise.

The second, led by Ariana from St David’s in Wales, is a 14ft lug rigged Gartside clinker boat, with larch planking sourced from a single tree, using British oak and chestnut for the rest. Passionate ...

These acts aren’t about destruction but regeneration. And here’s a key fact: most native British trees – oak, ash, hazel, hornbeam – are broadleaf species that naturally regenerate when cut.