Where do I find the "watch list" for tree / wood species.?

Answer 1

Uh, what do you mean? Like, wood that isn't endangered? I guess you could check environmental sites, or building supply sites. Sometimes, endangered wood is allowed to be sold if it's recycled from old buildings or dredged up from a river bed. I saw a thing where some guy was pulling these logs out of a river that had been submerged for like a hundred years and they were wood that can't be harvested anymore and the quality was fantastic even though it had been underwater for ages.

So, yeah, look at a site that sells hardwood flooring or something like that--I mean, a reputable site, not some bootleg endangered tree selling website. Or check a tree site, maybe the Nature Conservancy or someplace like that.

Answer 2

u mean "endangered plants"...
u can check Dept. of forestry/ Environment site. They shud have it like i got for my country on our govt site
or some enviro. institute/ agency site

e.g.
http://www.centerforplantconservation.org/NC_Choice.html