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One small tree. One huge story. Native Plant Manager Kevin Alison walked deep into Wild Boar Gully to check on one of the six remaining pure Catalina Island Mountain mahogany trees, a species found nowhere else on Earth. Between threats like hybridization, drought stress and fire risk, this rare tree is hanging on by a thread. Kevin and his team are using cutting-edge plant tissue culture in the Conservancy’s lab to clone and protect these trees so the story of this loneliest tree won’t end. Rea

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