Planting Hope: Eureka Springs park executes next steps in revival of nearly extinct tree

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Planting Hope: Eureka Springs park executes next steps in revival of nearly extinct tree

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — More Ozark Chinquapin seeds were planted at Lake Leatherwood City Park in Eureka Springs on Feb. 28, and many curious folks showed up to learn more and help support the Ozark Chinquapin Foundation and learn how to plant their own seeds at home. Back in 1957, a blight or a fungus nearly completely wiped out the Ozark Chinquapin tree. This tree grows 2-3 ft in diameter and as tall as 65 feet. It started in 1904 w…

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Trees must be cut down regularly in the Ostpark in Rüsselsheim. The reasons are not always visible to lay people. Forester Oliver Burghardt makes visible what is hidden.