Conservation: Embattled Elms
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Spraying and burning are not likely to protect all elms, but with losses reduced to 1% or less, many of the tall old trees will survive, at least until fungus-resistant elms have had time to grow stately too. And the singing of the birds, if the sprayers are properly careful, will continue to be heard in the land.
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