On a gentle slope above a trail junction in Sequoia National Park, about 7,000 feet above sea level in the southern Sierra Nevada, looms a very big tree ... the Redwoods and Climate Change ...
In truth, these majestic parks, and the plants and wildlife which rely on them, face the unique and devastating consequences from human-caused air pollution and climate change ... and 36-foot-wide ...
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Parks and other protected areas can shelter birds from the worst effects of climate changeTiny golden-crowned kinglets are perhaps the most abundant of all bird species in the giant sequoia groves, where their frequent whispery notes almost seem to give voice to the trees themselves.
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