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Natural Sciences · National Park Service

Redwood Ranger Minute

by National Park Service

This series discusses various aspects of Redwood National and State Parks including park restoration, animal life, and plant life.

Latest episodes

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Fog in the Redwoods

Redwood NP: How is fog created? How does fog benefit redwood trees? Watch this video to find out.

Mar 14 2013
2 min

Barn Swallows

Redwood NP: The migration patterns, parent-child relationships, physical characteristics, and diets of barn swallows are discussed briefly.

Mar 14 2013
1 min

Roosevelt Elk

Redwood NP: Park ranger Shaina discusses Roosevelt elk. Reproductive behavior, where to see them in the park, and how to observe the elk safely are all mentioned.

Mar 14 2013
1 min

Redwood Reproduction

Redwood NP: Park Ranger Liam discusses the reproduction capabilities of coast redwoods.

Mar 14 2013
2 min

Redwood Needles

Redwood NP: Park Ranger Liam describes the differences between the upper and lower needles on a coast redwood.

Mar 14 2013
1 min

Banana Slugs

Redwood NP: A park ranger discusses the movement, diet, shelter, and physical characteristics of banana slugs.

Mar 14 2013
1 min

Restoring a Healthy Watershed

Redwood NP: Park ranger Anica discusses efforts to restore the Mill Creek watershed in Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park (part of Redwood National and State Parks). Thi

Mar 14 2013
2 min

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