Trees of the Pacific Northwest have been stripped of bark, planked and bent into shapes to mark important places for generations. Each tree tells a story.

Nootka Cypress Tree Cypress are typically frost-sensitive conifers, but the Nootka cypress (Callitropsis nootkatensis) is one of the hardiest, surviving in USDA zone 4.

View common North American conifer trees, their ranges, their identifying descriptions and other trees in their associated habitat.

The largest site has 2,700 culturally modified trees showing how lobes of the trees healed around the harvested bark, creating scars that date back centuries. Ms Jack grew up on Nootka Island.

Q.How is Nootka, the Canadian killer whale, doing since being moved to Sea World Florida? A.Nootka, who was moved to the Orlando marine park Jan. 8, is doing swimmingly, according to Brad Andrews, … ...

Cedars and junipers are both evergreen coniferous trees that are easily confused and misidentified. Here's how to tell the two apart.

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FX's hit new Tom Hardy series Taboo centers around an area called Nootka Sound on Vancouver Island. Was it real, and was it really historically important?

A few of the trainers speculated that Nootka, Haida, and Tilikum might have been playing “a game” that simply went wrong, and their coworker was mistakenly killed in the process.

The presence of modified trees all over the landscape today, and continued traditional use of cedar in particular, binds tribes up and down the West Coast.

The largest site has 2,700 culturally modified trees showing how lobes of the trees healed around the harvested bark, creating scars that date back centuries. Ms Jack grew up on Nootka Island.