When asked to draw a picture of tree roots, many folks often draw something that looks like a carrot. ... the tap root ...

Truth is, we don’t know how the Tree of Life will fall, and we don’t know when. It could happen in five years, in 40 years, ...

When asked to draw a picture of tree roots, many folks often draw something that looks like a carrot. With a tap root and small branching roots coming off the tap root.

Photos show tourists climbing on the exposed roots of the endangered Tree of Life in Washington’s Olympic National Park. Screen grab from Instagram An iconic, endangered tree in a Washington’s ...

Shutterstock / Abbie Warnock-Matthews The "Tree of Life" is a massive draw in Washington's Olympic National Park, but the famous Sitka spruce is hanging on for dear life in recent times. According ...

The image of a tree served as a symbol to help reflect on the theme. Youth students and a mother joined the IRC in NY’s Tree of Life Workshop. Together, they shared their life stories and gained ...

Or, just an amazing sight. The tree, with its exposed roots and windswept branches, looks like a bruised boxer who’s survived 12 rounds and is still standing.