Southeast Asia is a hotspot for oak trees, many under ‘dire threat’
PolicyFriday, August 21, 2026Mongabay

Southeast Asia is a hotspot for oak trees, many under ‘dire threat’

A recent report reveals that Southeast Asia is home to the highest number of threatened oak species globally, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts in this region. The findings underscore the importance of prioritizing oak preservation alongside more commonly recognized tree species to maintain biodiversity and ecosystem health.

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