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The glaciers in Finnmark are melting the fastest of Norway's glaciers

New kind of plant on the beach

Tree Rotten or Infested?

A Beautiful Menace: Invasive Orange Hawkweed Spreads Through Southeast Alaska

Disappearing sand dunes and plovers

Climate Change Linked to Berry Declines

Spruce Coneopolis

Strong pollen spread in Eastern Norway

Peak Bloom Is Here, the 2nd Earliest on Record

Fighting beach erosion on a mangrove island

Summer flowers blooming in January

Invasive Elodea in Piledriver Slough

Invasive Elodea in 28 Mile Pit

Invasive Elodea in Chena Slough

Very Late Foliage

Dying Western Red Cedars

Red currants or black currants...? Moose have a preference

Changing Wildfire Behaviour Results in Devastating Fires in the BC Interior

Something is eating salmonberry leaves

Strange orange deposit on beach and waters of Kotzebue Sound

Wildfire smoke, climate change affecting N.W.T. berry pickers and their harvest

Insect on cloud berries

Salmonberries are a month late

In the absence of fireweed

Scientists say Tongass trees could bounce back from budworm infestation

Finland's bilberry harvests mediocre at best, nature institute forecasts

Fireweed blooms hindered by foam?

Cold, wet weather delays lucrative peony harvest in Southcentral Alaska

Douglas Fir and Ponderosa Pine Regeneration in a Changing Climate

Drought in the Saanich Peninsula

Alaska fire season begins with almost two dozen human-caused blazes

Invasive Elodea in Harding Lake

Landslide over county road – 100 people isolated

Several new avalanches hit roads in the north – E6 closed

Blue sap on spruce tree

Flowers bloom again in an unusually warm November

Mouse Infestation “Unlike Anything” Exterminator Has Seen

Wild Rose October Bloom

An Influx in Taraxacum Officinale or the Common Dandelion in Iqaluit, Nunavut

Unusual tree fungus?

Unknown plant or fungus observed in cottonwood log

Good, though late, berry picking season

Extreme rains wreak havoc on area trails

Strange eggs observed in grass

The spruce beetle invasion’s exhausting toll on Southcentral Alaska property owners

Cysts on tree at Kincaid Park

Southeast Alaska’s budworm infestation is still going, and they seem to be moving on to spruce trees

More orchids this year

Infestation of caterpillars

Volunteers confront an invasion of black slugs near Whittier

Spittle bug widespread in Clare, Ireland

The worst of Anchorage’s allergy season may be over, two of Alaska’s only ‘pollen hunters’ say

Peculiar orange fungus on juniper bushes

Beetle-killed trees raise safety concerns at Kenai Peninsula campgrounds

First Tulips Bloom Ahead of Schedule

Pussy Willows at Kotzebue during winter

Chaos after extreme precipitation – Never experienced anything like it

Harmful algae colours the Oslo fjord green

Siberia up to 20C warmer than normal with huge temperature anomalies, predicts weather expert

Here winter has become two months shorter

Rhododendrons blooming in late October

Only two flamingos sighted on Sidi Boughaba Lake

Shift in Overall Weather Pattern Over Past Two Decades

Marine vomit spread along the western coast of Norway

Western Alaska residents fill buckets of late-budding salmonberries

The field has been giving strawberries for 80 years, but not anymore – it's completely dead

Fire Updates: Smoke Intensifies, River Complex Estimated Containment Date Oct. 1

He has lived for 74 years – for the first time the river is dry

Insect eating red currant leaves

Invasive seaweed detected on Aotea/Great Barrier Island

West Coast drought puts fish and forests in dire straits

Exceptional heat takes toll on berries, other crops

Strange Plant found below Oskawalik on the Kuskokwim River

European Skipper (Thymelicus lineola) in Northwest, BC

B.C. heat wave 'cooks' fruit crops on the branch in sweltering Okanagan and Fraser valleys