Fires contributed to the loss of 269,000 hectares (664,713 acres) of tree cover in Madagascar between 2000 and 2021, according to Global Forest Watch.

Participants at a tree-planting event in Ankazobe district, Madagascar, on Jan. 19, 2020. The planting marked the launch of a major government tree-planting campaign.

Tree trimmer Jaime Yepiz, 43, was working on a 50-foot palm tree when dried palm fronds fell on him Responders arrived to extricate him from the tree, using chain saws to free him after he was ...

According to Zoo Knoxville, breeding Madagascar tree boas is a delicate process, and there are fewer than 40 Madagascar tree boas in zoos accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA ...

Scientists get a unique view of Earth's most biodiverse ecosystem from 400 square metres of mesh high up in the rainforest canopy ...

The northernmost outdoor growing coconut palm in the world. The tree is legendary. I’ve been watching this tree for about 20 years, since my days as a member of the International Palm Society.