Trees across the U.S. face dire threats, new report shows

The video discusses the threats facing ash trees, particularly from the emerald ash borer beetle, and the broader risk of extinction for native trees in the US. Conservationists and scientists are working to save these trees, which are crucial for ecosystems and provide numerous benefits. The video highlights the challenges posed by invasive species, climate change, and other factors, and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing conservation efforts.

What are some of the tools mentioned that are used in the quest to stop the tiny beetle from affecting ash trees?

What is the significance of the emerald ash borer beetle in relation to ash trees?

How do invasive species and diseases threaten native trees according to the study?

What role do trees play in improving air quality and capturing stormwater?

What are some of the tree species identified as most at risk in the southern US?

How does climate change affect tree species that thrive in cooler climates?

What challenges do conservationists face in their efforts to protect trees?