North American Pine

North American pine refers to a group of pine tree species native to North America, characterized by long needles in bundles and woody cones. These trees vary from small shrubby pines to tall, majestic giants, often found in forests across the continent. They play a vital role in ecosystems by providing habitat and food for wildlife, and are economically important for timber, pulp, and resin. Common species include the Eastern White Pine, Ponderosa Pine, and Sugar Pine. Their adaptability allows them to thrive in diverse environments, contributing to the region’s biodiversity and forest health.