2. Hemlock Trees By Luke Ownbey Start Applause

3. Important Facts About Hemlock Trees

4. Basic Information About Hemlock Trees “Evergreen conifer classification” “up to 10 species”-most common, Eastern and Western Given genus named Tsugan by Stephen L. Western Hemlock Tree’s name is “Tsuga Heterophylla” “With heights of up to 150 feet. Western Hemlocks are larger than Eastern Hemlocks which usually top out at 70 feet.

5. Types Of Hemlock Trees Western Hemlocks Are Called “Tsuga Heterophylla “Evergreen Conifer Classification” “Spruce Pine, Hemlock Spruce, Tanbark, and Weeping Spruce” “Smallest Cones In Pine Family”

6. Why Hemlock Trees are So Important Chris Ulrey says, “Many species of neotropical migratory songbirds nest and feed in hemlock trees, so as a loss of hemlock would leave these birds vulnerable.(“open to assault(“an unlawful physical attack upon another”; difficult to defend”).Also, hemlock grow along creeks and rivers and the

7. Why Hemlock Trees are So Important (Habitat)

8. Wooly Adelgid

9. The Problem For Hemlock Trees Hemlock Trees Are Dying because of Wooly Adelgid The Problem That Hemlocks Are Facing is called Wooly adelgid(Add- el- gid)

10. About Hemlock Trees (How To Save Species) Help Wooly Adelgid-Plant Seeds And Make Sure They Are Safe.  Leave It Alone

11. Problem VS No Problem Hemlock Wooly AdelgidOther Trees Hemlock Trees Are More

12. Impacts From Human Kind

13. Good Impacts By Human Kind