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Giant Sequoia Trees Face "Drying" Times

February 17, 2016 Diane Banegas, U.S. Forest Service

“A mature Giant Sequoia can use 500-800 gallons of water every day during the summer,” said Anthony Ambrose, a tree biologist at U.C. Berkeley. “That’s a lot of water necessary for just one tree.” For the first time in at least 125 years, Giant Sequoias in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains of...

Forestry

A 'Tree-fecta' with the Oldest, Biggest, Tallest Trees on Public Lands

August 23, 2013 David Atkins (Forest Management, U.S. Forest Service)

For me, Take your Daughters and Sons to Work Day has a different meaning as an employee of the U.S. Forest Service. With a passion for our nation’s natural resources and the great outdoors, I want Bethany Atkins, my daughter, to have the opportunity to explore America’s treasured public lands more...

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