California’s giant redwood trees are some of the tallest and most impressive trees on the planet. Standing beneath them can feel like looking up at massive wooden skyscrapers.

Besides the redwoods, visitors find enough species to populate a botanist’s fever dream, including big leaf maple trees, Douglas fir, western hemlock, grand fir, California bay and Sitka spruce ...

At hundreds to thousands of years old, California's iconic redwoods -- the tallest trees in the world ... Dawson said coast redwoods and giant sequoias are now dealing with weather whiplash.

MICHIGAN, USA — Giant sequoias and California redwoods are nature's skyscrapers. But the towering trees are dying in droves, as wildfires burn bigger, hotter and longer. Now, what's growing in a ...

When Tim Kovar, perhaps the world’s most sought-after professional tree climber, saw recent headlines about people illegally ascending giant redwoods in California, he experienced a familiar ...

Coast redwoods, which are related to giant sequoias, are generally taller—reaching up to 350 feet—though not as big around. For a long time, sequoias were thought to be indestructible.

Giant redwood trees tower above the others in UK woodland (Picture: JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP) The world’s largest trees are thriving in the UK, and now outnumber the remaining ones in their native habitat.

New buds are sprouting through the charred remains of California redwoods that burned in 2020, ... "These giant trees are 5 meters [16 feet] in diameter at the base, ...

Currently, there are roughly 500,000 sequoias and redwoods in the United Kingdom, which dwarfs the 80,000 that are in California, according to Atlas Obscura. The collection of trees hasn’t been ...

Giant redwoods - the world's largest trees - are flourishing in the UK, a study has found. The trees, which were first brought to the UK about 160 years ago, are growing at a similar rate to those ...

Giant redwoods - the world's largest trees - are flourishing in the UK, a study has found. The trees, which were first brought to the UK about 160 years ago, are growing at a similar rate to those ...