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What it's like to hike 100 feet off the ground in a California redwood forest By Ashley Harrell , National Parks Bureau Chief Updated July 19, 2021 12:16 p.m. Two visitors peer into the canopy.

California’s sequoias and redwoods can survive climate change—if we help them. ... In the redwood and sequoia zones, fire—natural or intentional—swept through every five to 15 or so years.

Only the Coastal redwood found along the coast of Northern California, the Giant redwood of Central California, and the Dawn redwood found in remote areas of China survived this ice age. 4.

Yes, you can grow redwood and sequoia trees in Southern California. Rick Akers, who lives in Long Beach, has mature specimens that prove the point. “I planted both from seedlings I procured at ...