Live-cut Christmas trees can live a “second life” as habitat for various species of animals, according to the Ohio DNR ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. For example, the Ohio goldenrod is a magnet for pollinators, while the oak trees support hundreds of species of caterpillars, which in turn feed birds.

Songbirds including cardinals, chickadees, titmice, nuthatches, and wrens travel in and out of brush piles for food, nesting, ...

“It grows on trees ... make a 100% positive identification before you eat,” Richards said. A poisonous fungi called the ...