There were many things Bay Curious listener Julie Menter loved about her Oakland home when she first moved there in 2017. Chief among them were the three towering redwood trees in her backyard, which ...

Redwood trees grow on the coast from Big Sur up to the California Oregon border and nowhere else in the world. ... Their foot traffic can lead to soil compaction, damaging the tree’s shallow roots.

Step into a world where towering trees meet ancient forests—discover the awe-inspiring beauty and hidden wonders of Redwood National Park.

Visitors to Hyperion, dubbed the world’s tallest tree, could face a $5,000 fine, rangers say. Hikers to iconic redwood tree leave trash, poop. Now California wonder is off-limits ...

(THE CONVERSATION) Coast redwoods – enormous, spectacular trees, some reaching nearly 400 feet, the tallest plants on the planet – thrive mostly in a narrow strip of land in the Pacific ...

A historic 60-year-old dawn redwood tree at Baltimore' s ... Castillo said the pain of losing the tree goes deeper than the roots. "It is just a tree but it wasn't just a tree either," she said.

Any tree call fall, but eucalyptus and redwood trees are the most likely culprits to topple. Tree safety in the storms Arborist Dustin Waraner discusses tree safety in light of the storms.

Muir Woods, San Francisco, is home to the majestic, magnificent, mystic Redwood Trees. Mother Earth has nurtured the tallest and widest trees, some so wide, that it takes around 40 people to make ...

That tree on Walnut was there maybe 100 years before the house was built and is far more valuable to our environment than human inhabitants. Yes, lots of redwoods were destroyed by fire, but ...

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — A twelve-story redwood tree on the corner of Lincoln and Walnut Avenue in Santa Cruz will soon be coming down. Santa Cruz City Council supported the motion 6-1 on Tuesday to ...

Being in the wrong climate notwithstanding, there are an abundance of redwood trees in the North State. “They are fast growing and that’s what people want. They grow up to 3 feet a year.