Tree sitting

through the woods for fifteen minutes and then finally made it to a field. You could see everything from there. We could see farms and houses and even the city! We moved on and trudged through more woods until we got to an apple tree. We all threw bad apples at the tree and tried to make…

Cayuta, N.Y. (WENY) -- This winter's unseasonably warm weather is creating a change for maple syrup producers. The shift in temperatures has many farmers unsure of when or how long their tapping season will last. Even though many syrup producers begin to tap their trees in mid-February to mid-March, this season's unpredictable weather have put maple producers in a sticky situation. "The weather this year has us kind of scrambling. With some of the recent storms, and a lot of wind, we've…

prime, there are photo-ops galore. Millikan's Overlook is a don't-miss for photography buffs. Hike up Buzzard's Roost to see the lone Virginia Pine and surrounding views of the wooded canyon. How about a zip lining adrenalin rush? As multicolored tree tops go whizzing by, you'll marvel at the variety of shapes and hues as you "fly" through the…

desolation, beauty, despair, and some hope. While for me nature signifies youth, freedom, hope, life and comfort. While I respected Murphy’s series and messages he was conveying, the one particular photo that stood out the most to me was an image of a tree. Out of the entire series this was the photo that symbolized nature in a light that was calm and comforting. For me, personally, it reminded me of those whimsical times I spent in the wood during my childhood. Through the natural lighting…

Cinderella 's dad asked her stepsisters and Cinderella if they liked anything from the fair Cinderella replied with the choice of a tree branch which is truly humbling and strange of her to ask for a twig and that truly shows how close she is to nature and how she is not superficial and materialistic like her stepsisters. Therefore, her decision of the tree branch was a major turning point for Cinderella and that humble decision opened a lot of possibilities for her life and future. On the…

beautiful elevated look of the trees where you can see more of the detail than you would with being on the ground. One of the glories about the park is that it offers visitors the ability to gaze upon rare trees, one of which being the Tupelo (Black Gum) tree, rare to Maine due to the latitude, and are one of the tallest trees in the area.…

Tree Communication: The Life Underneath Imagine yourself walking through a forest. There are enormous trees surrounding you. Every step is covered with sticks, fallen branches, flowers, dirt, and grass. The air is fresh, clear, and relaxing. The sounds are filled with birds chirping and rivers flowing, this relaxes your hectic mind that’s constantly going. Nature is a beautiful adventure that allows stress to dissolve and brings peace and serenity into our lives. These are the moments we take a…

muscles. Now taking a closer look at the focus of the advertisement. The cheetah’s blood is bright red and is the first thing that the viewer sees when looking at the picture. The second thing that the viewer would see is the brown with hints of orange tree. This is also a bright color to signify the importance it plays. All bright colors demonstrate the deforestation that the advertisement is trying to bring to light. In the background the light green shows the lack of trees and jungle plants,…

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My purpose is to see if there is any relationship between the height and diameter at breast height (DBH) in podocarp trees. My response variable is the DBH and my explanatory variable is height. All of my data comes from a random sample collected from the Waitutu Forest during 2001-2008. By looking at this graph, I can see that there appears to be a clear linear trend with a positive relationship. Therefore, it would be sensible to use a linear regression model to investigate the…