In 1953, the state legislature designated the Red Pine as the official state tree of Minnesota. Lawmakers called it, "a sturdy and majestic tree of long life" known to be resistant to insects and ...

The establishment of Itasca State Park in 1891 was done in part to preserve some remnants of native pine. In 1953, the Legislature declared the red pine Minnesota’s state tree.

In case you didn’t know, the red pine is Minnesota’s state tree. In 2007, a winter storm blew the top 30 feet off of the previous champ, located in Itasca State Park. It was also the co-world ...

The red pine was designated the Minnesota state tree in 1953. Our state's current red pine Big Tree champion, in the Big Fork State Forest, is 120 feet tall.

A mature red pine, also called Norway pine, is a tall, straight overstory tree that thrives in cold winters and cool summers. It’s the official Minnesota state tree and a valued target of its ...

Red pine trees across much of Minnesota have been damaged by a large outbreak of the red pine shoot moth this summer. The moths -- in their caterpillar stage -- eat and nest in the tender outer ...

A new cottonwood-poplar hybrid tree from the University of Minnesota ... red pine. It's Minnesota State tree. And our InnovaTree that we just released will capture CO2 four times as fast as red pine.

A mature red pine, also called Norway pine, is a tall, straight overstory tree that thrives in cold winters and cool summers. It’s the official Minnesota state tree and a valued target of its ...

A mature red pine, also called Norway pine, is a tall, straight overstory tree that thrives in cold winters and cool summers. It’s the official Minnesota state tree and a valued target of its ...