Critically Endangered
Taxa in the category - Critically Endangered:
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Abies beshanzuensis
Endemic to eastern China in Zhejiang Province where only a handful of mature individuals survive Read full species entry >
Abies delavayi subsp. fansipanensis
This subspecies, described in 1997, is restricted to a single mountain in Northern Việt Nam. The main threats are its small population size and restricted distribution which make it potentially susceptible to stochastic events. Read full species entry >
Abies nebrodensis
A narrow endemic native to the Madonie Mountains of Sicily where the entire population consists of only 30 individuals. Read full species entry >
Abies numidica
Endemic to a very small area of the Djebel Babor Mountains in northern Algeria where it is threatened by a combination of fire, fuel-wood collection and grazing by cattle and goats. Read full species entry >
Abies yuanbaoshanensis
Endemic to south-east China where the population is only about 600 individuals Read full species entry >
Agathis montana
Endemic to the Mt. Panié range in northern New Caledonia where recent research has found that the decline and loss of old-growth trees is probably due to a combination of factors including root damage by feral pigs, pathogen attack and climate change. Read full species entry >
Amentotaxus argotaenia var. brevifolia
This variety has a restricted range in southern China with a small population that is thought to be threatened by deforestation Read full species entry >
Araucaria angustifolia
Native to Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay where there has been a reduction of 97% over the past 100 years and as a result it is now been assessed as Critically Endangered Read full species entry >
