Winner of the International Forest Film Festival They are living giants, one of Earth's largest and oldest trees. Some tower more than 350 feet high, taller than the Statue of Liberty; some may have been seedlings when Jesus was born. Yet, these natural legends still shroud centuries-old secrets. We reveal the little-explored environment of the redwoods using high-tech aerial laser surveys and breathtaking imagery.
Featuring Steve Sillett Climbing the Trees In Order to Measure Height... and Study the Animals and Plants That Live Way Up High... It's a Different World Up There!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-oKQBZMTvU&t=11s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ix7cd_97_4
One of the most diverse rivers in the United States, the Eel, ran dry in 2014-for the first time in history. Once victimized by logging, damming, and drought, the Eel faced new challenges from some of California's favorite commodities: wine and weed.
Featuring Steve Sillett Climbing the Trees In Order to Measure Height... and Study the Animals and Plants That Live Way Up High... It's a Different World Up There!
Steve Sillett, PhD. Sequoia/Redwood Canopy Research, Humboldt State
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-oKQBZMTvU&t=11shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ix7cd_97_4
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