Promoting healthy forests: Limber pine in the Rockies is vulnerable to long-term decline

Limber pine is an ecologically vital species that provides food for wildlife, facilitates the establishment of other tree species, and grows where other species struggle. A nonnative disease, white pine blister rust (WPBR), and native bark beetles are killing limber pines faster than they can grow back. Music courtesy of Souvenir Thread. Read the Science You Can Use and access related content on Treesearch.