America’s Tree: The Mighty Oak - Quercus Strong, resilient, and deeply rooted into America’s history; the oak tree was officially named America’s National Tree in 2004.

With more than 90 species found across the United States, oak trees play a vital role in supporting wildlife, protecting wetlands, and strengthening forest ecosystems. Oak trees provide food and shelter for countless species, from birds and squirrels to insects and pollinators. Their wood has also been used throughout history to build homes, ships, furniture, and more. Fun Fact: Some oak trees can live for hundreds of years, making them the lasting symbol of strength and endurance. Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/555bb8c2 #ForestryFactFriday