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Milwaukee County Investigates Cutting of About 100 Saplings in Wauwatosa

Deputies have opened a felony criminal-damage investigation into removals that county officials say undermine river flood mitigation.

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Weir Tampering in Englischer Garten Forces Urgent Repairs and Stops Eisbach Surf Wave

Fuel Leak From Generators Contaminates Underground Cisterns on the National Mall

National Trust Chooses The People’s Tree to Turn Sycamore Gap Wood into a Participatory Artwork

Sycamore Gap Tree Feller Released on Home Curfew

Four Illinois Visitors Fined and Barred for Vandalizing Pictured Rocks

Calla Lily Valley Blooms Cut Down, Officials Investigate at Big Sur Park

Downtown L.A. Chainsaw Tree Vandal Sentenced to Two Years in County Jail

NPS Seeks Public Tips to Identify Toyota Tacoma That Damaged Death Valley’s Eureka Dunes

Paris Probes Mutilation of 79 Trees in 16th Arrondissement as Damage Valued at €400,000

Sycamore Gap: Saplings Planted, TV Inquiry Airs, MP Seeks Iconic Tree Law

St. Paul Says 32 Newly Planted Trees Cut Near High Bridge, One Year After Similar Vandalism

Historic England Ring Count Sets Sycamore Gap Tree’s Minimum Age at 100–120 Years

Karlsruhe Police Probe Mass Tire Deflations Claimed by Climate Group

Police Seek Witnesses as Trent and Mersey Canal Locks Are Padlocked After Vandalism

Mendoza Justice Launches Investigation into Potrerillos Rock Vandalism

Sycamore Gap Tree Fellers Start Prison Terms as Cost to Taxpayers Nears £1 Million

Two Men Sentenced for Vandalizing Sycamore Gap Tree as Restoration Efforts Launch

Sycamore Gap Tree Vandals Get Four Years and Three Months in Prison

Two Men Jailed for Cutting Down Iconic Sycamore Gap Tree