Fire crews are not just fighting a fire, but the weather, as they work to contain the Monroe Canyon Fire as it races toward ...

She considers Pando Aspen Grove a gateway for young people without resources or family to improve their livelihoods. "I'm cherishing it and I'm trying to get use to it," she said.

Standing in the Pando aspen grove puts you in the belly of a 13-million-pound beast. While it may look like an ordinary forest, each tree is actually a branch attached to one of the oldest and ...

The grove that constitutes Pando is the largest, most dense organism yet known, clocking in at nearly 13 million pounds (5.9 million kilograms) and covering 106 acres (43 hectares), according to ...

Spread across 106 acres in southcentral Utah, the Pando aspen grove resembles a forest but is actually a single organism with more than 47,000 genetically identical aspen stems connected at the ...

The Monroe Canyon wildfire is burning and growing about 9 miles from the aspen trees. A social media post from KSL says there ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis city leaders highlighted a partnership with Pando Aspen Grove on Thursday. The facility provides 30 one-bedroom apartments for people 18-24 years old, and it focuses on ...

In an undated photo provided by Studio 47.60 North, a part of Pando, a grove of some 47,000 quivering aspen trees, all connected by a single root system.

In fact, “Pando” was not identified until 1976, when a research team using aerial photography and land surveying discovered that the large swath of aspen was actually a single organism.

“Pando,” meaning “I Spread” in Latin, is likely the largest and most dense living organism ever discovered. The clone spreads over 106 acres, consisting of nearly 50,000 individual trees.

Utah’s Pando Aspen grove consists of 106 acres, but Polis said Colorado’s Kebler Pass Aspen Grove is possibly even larger.