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The giant redwoods. This has to be another one of the most popular & well-known sights. These trees are enormous. Many are 300+ feet tall. The redwoods are the tallest trees in the world. They are also several thousand years old.

"The Campaign to Restore Jackson State Redwood Forest seeks to stop logging on the 50,000 acre publicly-owned forest in Mendocino County."

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The redwood is the tallest and one of the oldest trees in the world ranging in height from 200 to over 350 feet and living up to 2,200 years. Over 100 million years ago, a dozen species of redwoods spread over western North America, Europe and Asia. The climatic changes over the past several million years dramatically changed the landscape and plant life, and only two redwood species remain in North America today: The coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) and the giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) (Bakker 1984; Kricher 1993; and Munz and Keck 1973).

The coast redwood, stretches along the northern California Coast from Monterey County to the southwestern corner of Oregon. The largest contiguous communities are found in Humboldt and Del Norte counties in California. From Sonoma to Monterey County, redwood stands tend to occur in small isolated groves, including those at our first field trip stop in Samuel P. Taylor State Park in western Marin County, California (Kricher 1993; Munz and Keck 1973).

The redwood forest community has carved a unique niche, preferring a mild Mediterranean climate that includes dense dripping fog, north facing seaward slopes of the outer coastal ranges, minimal diurnal or seasonal temperature change, and moist, well drained soil. It requires high moisture levels and receives between 35-100 inches of annual rainfall. At the same time, it avoids salt spray and heavy salt laden wind, seeking the protection of the beach, dune and scrub communities from the harsh coastal climate. It also favors deep, wet canyon bottoms near streams and rivers, and thrives in flooding and heavy siltation (Bakker 1984; Johnston 1994; and Kricher 1993; Shuford & Timossi 1989).

S. sempervirens ability to quickly grow a new root system near the surface of recent silt deposits offers an obvious advantage over other tree species. According to Bakker (1984), forest rangers frequently refer to the redwood forest community as "disaster climax forests" because it seems periodic "disasters" are required and preferred for their survival.

Redwoods trees (Sequoia sempervirens) are also known for their resistance to fire as is evident by their fire scars, but still they are able to survive. They are protected by a very thick bark that lacks the highly flammable resin of other tree species. Young redwood seedlings prefer recently burned soil and develop rapidly in it (Kricher 1993).

These distinct environmental and climatic conditions make the inland coastal range of California an ideal environment for S. sempervirens (Bakker 1984; Johnston 1994; and Kricher 1993).

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The enormous Giant Sequoia tree towers high above ALL on conifer forest floor, natural beauty, stature, very elegant. Most unusual tree species, gigantic in size, deep red wood colorful tree, tiny size of cones, seeds, seedling they produce.

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 Giant Sequoia tree and not coastal Redwood trees of Northern California parks.

 California coast Redwood trees, California's state tree are taller timber soaring mountain high in the sky. The Giant Sequoia tree trunk is thicker, wider, very stout, strong. Red wood Giant Sequoia tree grows at only this altitude, growing belt. This is why you see groups, stands or groves of the Giant Sequoia, they have a specific natural habitat, Sequoia National Park.

Giant Sequoia groves are found only on the Western slope of the Central and Southern Region Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Part of an extensive old growth ecosystem that includes coverage of the surrounding Sierra conifer forests.

There is forest Giant Sequoia tree groves in Sequoia National Park's Mineral King Valley area by Atwell Mills and Mineral King hikes to Hockett Meadow. At California scenic areas for Sequoia tree photos, Giant Sequoias grow at a little lower altitude. There is also Muir Grove, Giant Sequoia grove of Sequoia trees near Dorst Campground and the same altitude 6700' as Giant Forest. California's Yosemite National Park has Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoia tree. Giant Sequoia Tree: Sequoiadendron giganteum stock photo Sequoia National Park, California.

Pine forest trees,

Sequoia National Forest to Kings Canyon National Park.

You find Dogwood trees, White Fir tree, Ponderosa Pine and Sugar Pine tree (pine cones 22")

in this California region, Southern Sierra Nevada Mountain mixed conifer forest.

Kaweah River Canyon and Great Western Divide

Hiking trails pass under large pine trees in green forest light for images through fields of flowers. California's High Sierra Trail goes into the forest of Crescent Meadow for park photography and scenic photos. Backpack, make pictures of Mt. Whitney (Mount Whitney picture is Sequoia Kings Canyon National Park NP US boundary) high country from High Sierra Trail in Crescent Meadow.