Redwood National and State Parks, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the United States, is renowned for its towering ancient redwood trees, some of the tallest and oldest living organisms on Earth. This protected coastal region features diverse ecosystems, including rugged shorelines, rivers, and dense forests that support a rich variety of wildlife, such as black bears, elk, and rare species like the northern spotted owl. Established to preserve these natural wonders, the parks offer a glimpse into an prehistoric landscape, attracting visitors for hiking, camping, and ecological exploration.

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