Chris Schwartz

Endangered Tree species

Conservation status is a group of organisms indicating whether they are alive and how likely the group will be in the future

Conservation status

Common name is the Fir treeLocated in MexicoThreatened category is

vulnerable

Alnus acuminata

Common name is the Bull kauri

Located in Australia Threatened level is lower

risk by habitat loss

Agathis microstachya

Common name is the Oak tree

Found in Mexico Threatened level is

critically endangered

Quercus hintonii

Common name is the dragon tree

Found in Spain It is vulnerable on

endangered tree listNatural symbol of the

island of Tenerife, the most populated island of Spain

Dracaena draco

Common name is the Cannonball tree because of its brown cannon-ball-like fruits.

Found in IndiaThreatened level is at a lower riskgrows up to 25 meters or 82 feet in

height. 

Couroupita guianensis

Common name is the JuniperLocated in MexicoThreatened level is

endangered

Juniperus jaliscana

Common name is the Tilo

Found in SpainThreatened level is at

lower riskGrows up to 40 meters

long or 44 yards

Ocotea foetens

Common name is the Redwood Tree

Located in the United States

Threatened level is at a lower risk

Reaches a length of 379 feet

 An estimated 95% or more of the original old-growth redwood forest has been cut down

Sequoia sempervirens

Common name is the Nikau Palm

Located in New ZealandThreatened level is at a lower

riskOnly palm native to New

Zealand.

Rhopalostylis sapida

Common name is Alerce tree

Found in ChileThreatened level is

endangered  important member

of the Valdivian temperate rain forests

Fitzroya cupressoides

Common name is the Giant Sequoia

Found in the United States Threatened level is vulnerable

Sequoiadendron giganteum

Common name is the Klinki pine

Located in New Guinea Threatened level is at

a lower risk Grows to 50–80

meters tall

Araucaria hunsteinii

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