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Big cat trees are wonderful. If you have the space or a number of cats who might benefit from a large tree to climb, you might want to get one. However, little trees are nothing to scoff at, either!

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CARTI’s black tie gala Tux ‘n’ Trees was held at the Statehouse Convention Center, concluding the nonprofit’s 48th annual Festival of Trees weekend. Supporters of CARTI enjoyed fine dining and dancing ...

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Big Pine Key could as easily be called Little Deer Key. After all, the roughly 10-square-mile island, 30 miles east of Key West in Florida is known for being home to North America’s smallest deer ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This rendering created by DN8 and provided by ODA Architecture shows a living tree situated in an infinity ...

Credit: Joshua Molina / Noozhawk photo The iconic Italian stone pine trees along Santa Barbara ... out in front of that gently and taking little bites, or are we going to be back in here for ...