One rustic and unique way to illuminate your backyard is to transform an old wood log into a glowing lantern. All you'll need for this DIY is a wooden log, battery-powered lights, a hammer ...

Bacteria pitch in, some sliding along strands of fungi to get deeper into the log. Termites alert their colony mates, which gather en masse to gobble up wood. Bit by bit, deadwood is decomposed, ...

Thinning the forests can help reduce the risk, of wildfires, but discarding the logs was an issue - until the partnership with the tribes started. Now the foundation provides wood to 8 tribes, ...

The trees have to be cut up into logs. The logs must be split. The split wood then needs to dry for 6 months or so. Anyone who’s spent time manually splitting wood can tell you it’s back ...