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Victims of the Emerald Ash Bore, an invasive species.

Douglas fir forest at Emerald Lake at Yoho National Park in British Columbia

Forest dieback by bark beetle infestations and Kyrill storm, Bavarian Forest - Sumava National Park border. Dead trees. Germany - Czech Republic

forest dieback - bare tree trunks from dead spruces as a witness to climate change stand on the slopes of the Brocken.

Dead forrest in the Harz National park i Germany due to climax change

dead forest with spruces in Harz National Park near Ilsenburg in Germany

Catastrophic forest dies in Germany. Through climate change, drought and the bark beetle. Dynamism through motion blur.

Dead trees around Fort Pulaski on Cockspur Island at the mouth of the Savannah River.

forest at Brocken Mountain damaged by Bark beetle. Harz national park.

Burnt forest in Alaska with cloudy sky in background, near the George Parks Hwy.

dead trees in the woods of the quabbin reservoir located in ware massachusetts

Tall tree and vivid blue sky during winter in Lake Mountain, VIC, Australia. The long slender leafless tree gives supernatural impression of the whole scenery

dry tree trunks

Rocky Mountain views after a forest fire in Waterton National Park in Alberta Canada

Forest destroyed by the bark beetle, dead trees in the Dreisessel area in the Bavarian Forest (Lower Bavaria).

Bare tree forest in Yellowstone, Wyoming, USA

Dry trees. Dried oak. Tree against the blue sky. Dead plant.

Forest ecosystem: outdoors in forest during autumn. Dead trees in silhouette

Dense forest of bare dead trees with fallen logs on a sunny day

Lodgepole Pine in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Dried and fallen trees in the mountains, climate change, environmental disaster

Rocky Mountain views after a forest fire in Waterton National Park in Alberta Canada

dried pine forest on a mountain slope, drought problems about the danger of fires in mountain forests, nature protection concept

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA: forested area that was heavily affected by wildfire, more common due to climate change. The standing dead trunks (called snags) and fallen logs are remnants of the fire, while the dense growth of young lodgepole pines (Pinus contorta) indicates natural forest regeneration. Lodgepole pine cones are serotinous, meaning they open and release seeds in response to heat, allowing the forest to recover naturally after fire.

A nature of winter trees without leaves after autumn season.

A hauntingly beautiful scene of skeletal, fire-scorched trees standing in stark contrast to the vibrant green meadow they surround. This wide-angle landscape captures the quiet resilience of nature, where new grass thrives among the remains of a once-dense forest. In the background, layers of pine-covered mountains rise under a sky heavy with incoming storm clouds. The lighting suggests late afternoon, just before rainfall, creating a moody and cinematic atmosphere. The foreground is dominated by weathered, fallen logs that add texture and visual depth.

white pine tree trunks affected by forest fire

Pine Woodland in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

A few bare and dead trees in early spring with a beautiful blue sky in the background

Trees in Sunshine

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