Wildlife Species Library

Trees

Chinese Tallow

Triadica sebifera

Famous for its 'popcorn' seeds and electric autumn colors, the Chinese Tallow is a resilient survivor that brings a b...

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coast redwood

Sequoia sempervirens

The coast redwood is a living skyscraper, standing as the tallest tree on Earth and a silent witness to centuries of ...

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common fig

Ficus carica

An ancient symbol of abundance, the common fig is a structural masterpiece that serves as a high-energy buffet for ba...

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Common Wild Fig

Ficus burkei

A majestic keystone of the African wilderness, the Common Wild Fig is a 'living pantry' that sustains hundreds of spe...

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common yew

Taxus baccata

A symbol of immortality and ancient mystery, the common yew is an evergreen icon of the European landscape. Known for...

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crack willow

Salix euxina

The Eastern Crack Willow is a shimmering riparian giant, famous for its 'snapping' branches and its ability to thrive...

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dawn redwood

Metasequoia glyptostroboides

A living fossil once thought extinct, the dawn redwood is a fast-growing giant that transforms from emerald green to ...

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Douglas-fir

Pseudotsuga menziesii

An icon of the American West, the Douglas-fir is a towering evergreen that serves as a skyscraper for forest wildlife...

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Dwyer's Red Gum

Eucalyptus dwyeri

A resilient survivor of Australia's rocky ridges, Dwyer's Red Gum dazzles with its smooth white bark and nectar-rich ...

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eastern black walnut

Juglans nigra

The Eastern Black Walnut is a titan of the North American forest, prized for its dark, rot-resistant wood and rich, o...

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Eastern Cottonwood

Populus deltoides

An icon of the American riverbank, the Eastern Cottonwood is a towering giant famous for its shimmering leaves and th...

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eastern hemlock

Tsuga canadensis

Known as the 'Redwood of the East,' the Eastern Hemlock is a graceful, long-lived conifer that creates cool, shaded s...

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eastern redbud

Cercis canadensis

Often called the 'harbinger of spring,' the Eastern Redbud paints the landscape in vivid shades of pink and magenta b...

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eastern redcedar

Juniperus virginiana

A hardy and aromatic pillar of the North American landscape, the eastern redcedar provides essential winter berries a...

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eastern white pine

Pinus strobus

The 'Monarch of the North,' the eastern white pine is a towering evergreen icon that provides year-round sanctuary fo...

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Engelmann spruce

Picea engelmannii

The Engelmann spruce is the silver-crowned monarch of the high Rockies, providing a rugged sanctuary for mountain wil...

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European larch

Larix decidua

The European Larch is a master of transformation, standing as the only native European conifer to shed its needles. F...

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European mountain ash

Sorbus aucuparia

A beacon for backyard birds, the European mountain ash provides a vibrant splash of color and a vital food source for...

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fire cherry

Prunus pensylvanica

A vibrant pioneer of the North American forest, the fire cherry is a wildlife magnet known for its brilliant red frui...

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flowering dogwood

Cornus florida

A crown jewel of the North American forest, the flowering dogwood transforms from a cloud of spring white to a vibran...

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Forest Mahogany

Trichilia dregeana

A majestic giant of the mist-belt forest, the Forest Mahogany is a living sanctuary. Its glossy evergreen canopy and ...

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Forest red gum

Eucalyptus tereticornis

The Forest Red Gum is a towering icon of the Australian east coast, prized by Koalas for its leaves and by birds for ...

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Forest Waterberry

Syzygium gerrardii

A majestic giant of the Southern African mist-belt, the Forest Waterberry is a life-sustaining hub that draws in colo...

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Fraser Magnolia

Magnolia fraseri

A crown jewel of the Appalachian mountains, the Fraser Magnolia dazzles with its massive tropical leaves and fragrant...

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Ghost Gum

Corymbia aparrerinja

An iconic symbol of the Australian desert, the Ghost Gum is famous for its hauntingly beautiful white bark and its ab...

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giant sequoia

Sequoiadendron giganteum

The undisputed heavyweights of the botanical world, Giant Sequoias are living ancient monuments that bridge the gap b...

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goat willow

Salix caprea

Famous for its soft, silvery catkins that resemble tiny paws, the goat willow is a vital harbinger of spring. It serv...

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grand fir

Abies grandis

A towering titan of the Pacific Northwest, the grand fir is famous for its citrus-scented needles and its role as a l...

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gray birch

Betula populifolia

A striking pioneer of the northern forest, the gray birch is easily recognized by its chalky white bark and distincti...

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gray pine

Pinus sabiniana

An ethereal icon of the California foothills, the gray pine is easily recognized by its ghostly needles and massive, ...

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Great Basin bristlecone pine

Pinus longaeva

The oldest living non-clonal organisms on the planet, these 'living fossils' have stood guard over the high deserts f...

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green ash

Fraxinus pennsylvanica

The green ash is a resilient backbone of the American landscape, offering a golden autumn display and a vital sanctua...

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grey box

Eucalyptus moluccana

A stalwart of the Australian landscape, the grey box is more than just a tree; it's a bustling high-rise apartment fo...

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Grey Gum

Eucalyptus punctata

A cornerstone of the Australian bush, the Grey Gum is famous for its mosaic-patterned bark and its status as a five-s...

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Gum-barked Coolibah

Eucalyptus intertexta

A resilient icon of the Australian outback, the Gum-barked Coolibah is a two-toned beauty that provides a lifeline fo...

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Indian banyan

Ficus benghalensis

The legendary Indian banyan is more than just a tree—it is a living ecosystem that spreads across the landscape with ...