Fewer trees are getting the axe, according to the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture.
In Tynwald this week, Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse asked how many trees the department planted and felled in 2010, 2015 and 2017.
In response, Minister Geoffrey Boot revealed almost 11,000 fewer trees were planted in 2017, compared to 2010.
But he also revealed the number of trees being felled has also fallen, from 16,500 in 2010 to just 10,000 last year.
Stopping Parentcraft classes not ideal says Health Minister
Health Minister Claire Christian says the way Parentcraft classes were ended wasn't ideal.
Pop-up bar in Peel applies for alcohol licence
A planned Ibiza-style bar for the Sunset City this summer will find out if it's been granted an alcohol licence next month.
Baby heron looking for food
A charity is asking for donations of fish to help feed a baby heron.
Stiff competition expected at Woody open
A tennis club in the south of the Island says it's going back to the good old days for its next event.
Computer problems plaguing Manx Care
Manx Care says computer troubles may mean delays to appointments, test results and prescriptions today.
MHKs to lose free parking from May
Tynwald members have just one month left of free parking - before they'll have to stump up for it.
Pastor accuses Treasury Minister of doing Satan's bidding over assisted dying
A Baptist pastor from Peel has accused Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson of carrying out Satan's will after assisted dying laws passed through Tynwald.
Island has world's sixth-lowest crime rate, says study
The Isle of Man is the sixth-safest place in the world to live, it's been revealed.
