Aleppo pine is a plant species with a wide distribution. It is native to Mediterranean regions, thriving in subtropical climates across several continents. This species is cultivated in various locales, indicative of its popularity in diversifying flora. While primarily expanding naturally within its indigenous range, aleppo pine is also present in countries across other regions, having been introduced internationally. In certain areas, aleppo pine may be regarded as having the potential to influence local ecosystems, particularly in places where it is not indigenous. Aleppo pine represents a unique case of a species that holds value in cultivation and yet, in some far-from-home ecosystems, is sometimes thought to be an ecological concern.