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318 reactions · 38 shares | Invasive pests and pathogens threaten some of our most iconic trees and could even wipe entire species from the forest. But scientists believe some trees could hold the genetic keys to resilient forests—and you can help find them. Learn how → | The Nature Conservancy | Facebook

318 reactions · 38 shares | Invasive pests and pathogens threaten so…

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243 reactions · 29 shares | Some of North America’s most iconic trees are getting wiped out by invasive pests. But some of the trees left standing could hold the genetic keys to resilience. TNC and partners are advancing innovative science that could save these tree species from extinction—and they need your help. | The Nature Conservancy | Facebook

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Thanks for passing the pinecone, North Carolina! Today, we’re exploring the iconic longleaf pine forests of Florida. Did you know these towering trees can reach up to 115 feet tall and live for an incredible 500 years? 🌳 They’re true ancient wonders of nature! Longleaf pines are more than just impressive giants; they’re a vital keystone species. What does that mean? 🍃They play a crucial role in balancing their ecosystem, ensuring harmony among plants and animals alike. It’s not just predators

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A 32,000-year-old seed was successfully germinated after being found in ice in Siberia. The seed responded to liquid water to become the oldest regenerated plant. Find more facts and a new @PBS miniseries about water at: https://nature.ly/3btuNin | The Nature Conservancy

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We are a living, breathing part of this planet. It can’t function without our help, and we can’t live without its gifts. | The Nature Conservancy

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8.5K views · 172 reactions | Research has linked the presence of urban trees to:  Protecting biodiversity ☔️ Managing stormwater  Reducing stress  Cooling city streets and reducing rates of health related issues due to heat stress. For more info on how you can help harness the public benefit of more trees in cities, click here: https://nature.ly/3yyXJ9v | The Nature Conservancy | Facebook

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Planting trees in urban areas has real power. Read more about how…

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