Critically Endangered
Taxa in the category - Critically Endangered:
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Dacrydium guillauminii
One of four species of Dacrydium endemic to New Caledonia where it has an extremely restricted distribution and is Critically Endangered due to fire, tourism and flooding. Read full species entry >
Glyptostrobus pensilis
Wild populations are only known to occur in small fragmented stands in Lao PDR and Việt Nam. Once widespread in southeast China, centuries of agricultural expansion have resulted in the loss of probably all natural populations in that area. Current threats include habitat conversion, swamp drainage and illegal logging. Read full species entry >
Juniperus barbadensis var. barbadensis
Endemic to one mountain in St Lucia where only about 50 mature individuals survive and are threatened by wild-fires Read full species entry >
Juniperus bermudiana
Endemic to Bermuda where historically it underwent a catastrophic decline of almost 95% due to scale insects, recent recovery is hampered by invasive plant species. Read full species entry >
Juniperus deppeana var. sperryi
Endemic to northern Mexico and southern USA where there are very few locations which are threatened by grazing and fire Read full species entry >
Juniperus gracilior var. ekmanii
Restricted to two localities in the Dominican Republic and Haiti where the few remaining trees are still threatened by cutting and firewood collection. Read full species entry >
Juniperus saxicola
Endemic to a single mountain in eastern Cuba where fire and human disturbance has reduced the population to just 53 mature individuals. Read full species entry >
Libocedrus chevalieri
One of three species of Libocedrus which is endemic to New Caledonia where it has a very narrow distribution Read full species entry >
