Sarah Hopefl

1 month ago | wisconsinlife.org | Ron Weber |Sarah Hopefl |Maureen McCollum

A white pine in northern Wisconsin stood for more than 150 years before it met ultimate fate. Writer Ron Weber of Weyerhaeuser reflects on the tree’s resiliency and how its legacy is being preserved for years to come. ==About the time the Civil War was ending a white pine seed landed in mineral soil and took root in the Oxbo area of the Flambeau River near Winter.