The majestic copper beech tree is in danger from a microscopic menace called a nematode. It's attacking beech trees all over the northeast endangering millions of trees.

It's a copper beech and it grows in the yard in front of the former state armory at 1055 E. Genesee St. The tree could have been there for a century, or more, according to which version we accept.

The Baker Copper Beech Tree has survived since 1885 on Troutdale Road because a series of owners – including farmers, Mt. Hood Community College and Metro – have protected it.

During its 150- year history, the copper beech tree that guarded Haddam Elementary School survived hurricanes, droughts and other plagues. Since the school opened in 1947, generations of schoolchil… ...

“It’s a statement tree,” says Rick Finneran, manager of facilities at the Rotch-Jones-Duff House & Garden Museum, referring to the Copper Beech tree on the northwest corner of the property ...

The copper beech tree is now officially an Oregon Heritage Tree. The tree is 84 feet tall, with a 19-foot circumference. That's because it's been growing for more than 130 years.

On Tuesday, Pittsford began taking down an iconic copper beech tree that had stood on State Street near Main Street for nearly 200 years. The reason: Its root system had been compromised and base ...

That would be the giant copper beech tree that sits in the front lawn of a home on Nichols Road, now owned by the Walsh family. The Walsh’s moved to Cohasset from the Philadelphia area in 2013.

GLENSIDE — Copper Beech Elementary School recently celebrated Arbor Day and honored the life of its “ElemenTree”, the original European Copper Beech tree that stood on its property for a ...

Portland State University announced that its copper beech tree encircled by the university’s library would be inducted into the Oregon Heritage Tree program as Oregon’s 81st State Heritage Tree.

WESTFIELD — For more than two centuries, residents of Westfield looked to the copper beech tree at the corner of Pleasant and Court streets for shade, inspiration and beauty.

The Prospect Hill Cemetery was founded in 1892. The tree is even older. It's 130 to 150 years old, and sadly, it's dying.