Young giants.

Giant sequoia trees, which can grow up to 87 meters tall with wide trunks, are native to California but have been found to thrive in other parts of the world, including the UK. Around half a million redwoods are estimated to be growing in British forests, where they are being planted in parks and wo...

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Publicado en:Geographical (Geographical Magazine Ltd.) Vol. 96; no. 6; p. 11
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Publicado: Geographical Magazine Ltd. Jun2024
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