The Natural World and Scientific Discovery at RedwoodRedwood National and State Parks are home to a rich and diverse ecosystem that includes ancient forests, vibrant wildlife, and dynamic waterways. From majestic elk resting in shaded meadows to the delicate blooms of red-petaled flowers, these parks showcase nature’s intricate beauty and seasonal rhythms. Discover the animals that thrive here, explore the history of these magnificent landscapes through photo projects, and learn about ongoing efforts to restore rivers, streams, and habitats crucial to the parks’ health. The parks act as a living laboratory, where experts use prescribed fire to manage ecosystems and monitor how redwoods respond to climate change. Partnerships and innovative restoration projects ensure the future of these lands, with stories of success like the return of the California condor. Select an image below to learn more about the fascinating world of Redwood National and State Parks, where nature and science unite to preserve and protect these treasured landscapes. 
Nature and Wildlife
Find out what animals call the waters and forests of Redwood National and State Parks home. 
See Fire Activities In The Redwood Parks
A series of videos that show how prescribed fire is used here. 
Timing Is Everything.
Different plants bloom at different times. See what might be here on your visit. 
Then And Now
A photo project showing historical redwood sites up to one-hundred years apart. 
Redwoods and Climate Change
Understand how the park is responding to climate change. Learn how redwood trees are reacting. 
Restoring Rivers and Streams
Restoration of watersheds in the Parks is very important for whole ecosystems. 
Restoration Projects in the Redwoods
Rivers, beaches, wildlife, and even once-logged forests are being restored. 
California Condors
The return of these magnificent birds are a cultural and science success story. |
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Last updated: October 20, 2024