Found primarily along the coastlines of California and Oregon, these iconic giants belong to the species Sequoia sempervirens and can live for over 2,000 years. With origins tracing back to ...

A cluster of four Northern California reserves shelters the coastal redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens). The main lure is strolling through cathedral-like groves along a 37-mile stretch of the Pacific ...

The issue showcased vivid full-color photographs of the ancient Sequoia sempervirens, including a cover photo of National Geographic editor Melville Bell Grosvenor standing, dwarfed, beside the ...

In addition to sprawling vineyards and pristine beaches, Sonoma also offers a particularly fascinating type of flora within its interior—namely, the Sequoia sempervirens, a towering tree that ...