a staple plant in holiday arrangements, can pose risks to nature. Experts say these invasive species have the potential to harm the local environment after decor is disposed of from people's homes.

As we enter the holiday season and decorate our homes with Christmas trees and wreaths, invasive species could be hiding in your holiday decor and pose a threat to the health of your decorations ...

in North Miami and offering the invasive species as substitute for holiday trees. Sure, the scraggly pine looks a little like a sad Charlie Brown Christmas tree, despite tying on multiple branches ...

Monkeys have been spotted in Volusia County's Orange City community earlier this week. Is it common to find primates in ...

a staple plant in holiday arrangements, can pose risks to nature. SEE ALSO: Watch out for this prolific, invasive plant found throughout Ontario Experts say these invasive species have the ...

Insect eggs from spongy moths and spotted lanternflies could be hiding under tree branches, while non-native plants like English holly, a staple plant in holiday arrangements, can pose risks to nature ...