Oak trees are a keystone species, - The Morton Arboretum

Oak trees are a keystone species, critical to the survival of entire ecosystems. As oaks decline, so can 500 species of birds, animals, and insects that

keystone species Archives - Center for Plant Conservation

Prioritizing species, populations, and regions for ex situ collecting: Threatened native U.S. oaks as a case study - Center for Plant Conservation

Oaktober: The Importance of Oak Trees - Nature's Perspective Landscaping

The Nature of Oaks, Essential Trees, with Doug Tallamy

Climate and Sustainability

Illinois Issues: State's Oaks Squeezed Out By Other Species

How do you conserve a rare Oak? Learn from NALT Biologist Ron Lance., North American Land Trust posted on the topic

The Morton Arboretum Assesses U.S. Tree Genera at Risk – Center for Invasive Species Prevention

Oak: An Ecological Powerhouse

UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden - Program for October 22

Illinois Issues: State's Oaks Squeezed Out By Other Species

emerald ash borer, plus imperiled oaks, with morton's murphy westwood - A Way To Garden

About the Arboretum The Morton Arboretum

The Morton Arboretum, United States Botanic Garden partner to protect threatened trees

A Common Garden of Oak Trees