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Montague resident plants sequoia trees around city as part of volunteer work - Vimarsana News

Montague resident plants sequoia trees around city as part of volunteer work

MONTAGUE — It's common these days for environmentalists to extol the virtues of planting trees. After all, as the ancient Chinese proverb states, the best time to plant a tree

Prayers for sequoias amid California fires, climate change - Vimarsana News

Prayers for sequoias amid California fires, climate change

In California and beyond, some people are deeply in grief, stunned that flames could again imperil some of Earth's oldest living things.

They're among the oldest living things in the world. The climate crisis is killing them - Vimarsana News

They're among the oldest living things in the world. The climate crisis is killing them

They're among the oldest living things in the world. The climate crisis is killing them 21 minutes to read By: John Branch California's redwoods, sequoias and Joshua trees define the American West and nature's resilience through the ages. Wildfires this year were their deadliest test. They are what scientists call charismatic megaflora, and there are few trees anywhere more charismatic than the three most famous species in California. People travel from around the world simply to walk among them in wonderment. The giant sequoia. The Joshua tree. The coast redwood. They are t...

After Drought And Wildfires, California's Giant Sequoias Face A New Enemy: Bark Beetles - Vimarsana News

After Drought And Wildfires, California's Giant Sequoias Face A New Enemy: Bark Beetles

After Drought And Wildfires, California’s Giant Sequoias Face A New Enemy: Bark Beetles Listen Update RequiredTo play audio, update browser or Flash plugin. The Homers Nose Grove of giant sequoias, seen here from a helicopter, was burnt by the SQF Complex fire. The National Park Service thinks around 300 monarch sequoias burned on NPS land, but the number is likely higher. Tony Caprio, Fire Ecologist for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks When ash began landing in Nate Stephenson’s yard 30 miles west of a fire burnin...