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❤hey john

Redwoods are my favorite so thank you

This makes me emotional. Thank you for all the work yall do❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

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Thanks for sharing! I’m so happy you are working on this

I love me a good visitor center! Your wonderful video will have to do until I can get up there. Thanks for all you do!

Lovely trees

Fuels management? I respect you guys a lot but what about the fact the north grove got cooked by the rx burn. I support rx burns too. But was that fuels management before or after the forest got cooked? It seems just like with old growth logging you’re doing to little. To late. This isn’t meant as a attack. It’s more a statement to let you know young people don’t trust you.

Thank you for all that you do to improve our world !

I've never seen a black fella in the woods. They generally don't like bugs and such

I’m planting California Coastal redwoods in South Carolina! They love the acidic soil and humidity here in SC.

I read Greg King's "Ghost Forest." Among other things, the book is a scathing and well-supported indictment of the Save the Redwoods League's founding and first sixty-to-eighty years of existence. Has the League reformed itself? I don't know, but as a second-generation contributor, I felt betrayed when I learned its true history. It will have to earn back my trust, and that begins by acknowledging its dark history -- something it has not yet begun to do.

There’s now talk of creating a public trail up to the giant redwood. You put a trail to it and you can kiss that tree goodbye. It wasn't long ago that some druggie burned down the fifth oldest tree in the world (The Senator) while lighting up.

OMG! This is like a dream come true. Native Nations guiding non-natives on THEIR land. The hardest thing I ever taught my students was what the Europeans did to the many native nations. We live in Southern Oregon. How great would it be for them to be guided by natives on their traditional land? How much healing and what an impact on my students? They always ask: What happened to the native tribes? Where are they today? So nice to be able to show them this video. Thank you all participants, but mostly, thank you, Yurok tribe for your strength, endurance and wisdom!

Can you not make anything that doesn't involve people's skin colour being mentioned? It's getting boring.

Wow so amazing

What are the chances to meet a Black Bear??

So Fantastic! Thank you to all who made this happen.

People have no idea how healing this land is...🤍🌱🌿🌲 Much love to all who understand...

How do you use a chainsaw? With safety glasses. Why did you become a painter? I still have fingers. SF/

So beautiful now! Thank everyone involved with saving this land and restoring it to the way it once was. It will never be back to the way it was 200 years ago but it;s a wonderful start to keeping forward the beauty and tranquility of the land.

We have a few Giant redwood in our patch in S. Wales , two in my village which must be 159 feet high and about 19 in Belle Vue Park Newport, similar height. The Victorians must have planned them.

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The explanation was gold😂

thank you so much

Thank you for all you are doing.

Firsthand experience: You feel like prehistoric times..: Like a dinosaur is going to walk by… There is nothing like it. So sad so many were cut

Replanting should have been done much earlier! When you look at the distribution and the placement of all sequioadendron groves it should be clear that the species is heading for extinction if noone acts. Instead of just replanting in the original groves, the species should be spread a lot further in and around the sierra navada, so it can have at least a chance of reestablishing itself. Why is this not considered?

Beautiful! My favorite environment on the planet. Would love to know in the description where these clips were filmed.

Thank you! How I miss the redwoods!

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Thank you!

Why don’t we just let the government on everything

Griff, you are so good at this video stuff! So fun and interesting. Please make more! : )

we need the trees more than they need us no trees, no oxygen, duh

They found the most annoying person in the world to talk about redwoods.

Great to see.

Love this

But I don't live in America

The location of the world's tallest tree is kept secret. I never knew this. The reason? To protect the tree and the ecosystem surrounding it ----- from human intrusion.

Very cool

Thank you for all you do. Thank you.

Thank you for this content.

I am growing them in north east Germany. Planting them unofficially wild close to a river and officially in the towns park at a lake. They are treasure trees!