Northern White Cedar ‘Tree of Life’. When I first came here, magnificent fragrant bell-shaped eastern white cedars lined the serpentine banks of my brook.

Our white cedar trees could grow as tall as 40 to 50 feet, eventually. You often see these trees “limbed up” six feet or so by the local deer population.

The beach was last accessible in 2017. Courtesy of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources That work is ongoing, he said. Most recently, 500 white cedar trees were planted on the bluff.

It's a large cluster of gray-colored, dead Atlantic White Cedar trees that make up a " ghost forest." "It's really visually striking, isn't it?" New Jersey State Forester Todd Wyckoff said.

EASTERN UPPER PENINSULA — A new Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians law aims to protect culturally significant white cedar trees. Earlier this month, the Sault Tribe announced an update ...

Besides the white cedar trees, the preserve has a network of trails that wind by stone walls, old roads, woodlots and pastureland cleared by Colonial farmers and a cellar hole linked to a “poor ...