Pinon Pine die off in New Mexico
Detailed Description
Area outside of Bandelier National Monument during early 2000s drought, during which greater than 95% of the mature piñon pine trees died due to warmer temperatures and bark beetle infestations
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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