The city’s annual Mulchfest rang out the holiday season this year by setting a record for harvesting old Christmas trees in a ...

NEW YORK - The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree attracts millions of visitors each year, but NYC is home to many other stunning trees worth seeing. From Midtown to the Financial District ...

NEW YORK - New Yorkers no longer need to wait for designated dates to dispose of their Christmas trees. The city’s Department of Sanitation (DSNY) has announced that Christmas tree collection is ...

Since 2007, retired Rockefeller Center Christmas Trees have been milled into lumber and donated to Habitat for Humanity. This year’s 74-foot-tall Norway spruce was delivered to NYC from West ...

Every year, the smell of spruce around New York City announces the arrival of as many as 200,000 Christmas trees. The seasonal workers who sell those trees often live in on-site trailers ...

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Every year, the smell of spruce around New York City announces the arrival of as many as 200,000 Christmas trees. The seasonal workers who sell those trees often live in on-site trailers ...

Yes, it is absolutely worth visiting NYC over Christmas. The city leans into the festive spirit, with markets, lights, Christmas trees, and special events running from late November to early January.

New York State has a goal of 25 million trees by 2033, and is staring a Tree Tracker program to help with that goal.

MulchFest is an annual event in New York City where residents can recycle their Christmas trees to promote sustainability and environmental conservation. (Photo by Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty ...