Sep 29 2024
Redwood National Park is famous for containing some of the tallest trees on Earth, but the ancient forests of Northern California protect much more than giant redwoods. Roosevelt elk graze in coastal prairies, black bears wander through forests and river valleys, marbled murrelets fly between the Pacific Ocean and old-growth trees, and banana slugs slowly …
Jul 09 2024
Redwood National Park protects a landscape that feels almost prehistoric. Along California’s far northern coast, immense coast redwoods rise hundreds of feet above carpets of ferns, moss-covered logs, clear streams, and shadowy forest floors. Beyond the trees are open prairies filled with Roosevelt elk, wild rivers flowing toward the Pacific, rugged beaches, sea stacks, tide …
