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Redwood National and State Parks

earth science Maturity 7-9

Big trees live in these parks.

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Coastal redwood.jpg
They are very tall. Some are very old too. These trees help many animals. We can hike or ride horses here.
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Horse riding RNP.png
Do you want to see them?

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Coastal redwood.jpg
File:Redwood-NP Map 2020.jpg
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Redwood coast 02.jpg
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030803a redwoodfog.jpg
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Redwood oldgrowth.jpg
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Fern Canyon pano 1.jpg
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Northern Spotted Owl.USFWS.jpg
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