Please join us for a stroll through the Old Growth Redwood Grove. How have coastal redwoods adapted to become the tallest organisms on earth? How important are banana slugs and other organisms to the redwood ecosystems? Why are there so few old growth redwood forests left? Answer these questions and many more on our walk. Event is free; day-use parking is $10. For more information, please call (831) 335-7077.

Please join us for a stroll through the Old Growth Redwood Grove. How have coastal redwoods adapted to become the tallest organisms on earth? How important are banana slugs and other organisms to the redwood ecosystems? Why are there so few old growth redwood forests left? Answer these questions and many more on our walk. Event is free; day-use parking is $10. For more information, please call (831) 335-7077.

Please join us for a stroll through the Old Growth Redwood Grove. How have coastal redwoods adapted to become the tallest organisms on earth? How important are banana slugs and other organisms to the redwood ecosystems? Why are there so few old growth redwood forests left? Answer these questions and many more on our walk. Event is free; day-use parking is $10. For more information, please call (831) 335-7077.

Please join us for a stroll through the Old Growth Redwood Grove. How have coastal redwoods adapted to become the tallest organisms on earth? How important are banana slugs and other organisms to the redwood ecosystems? Why are there so few old growth redwood forests left? Answer these questions and many more on our walk. Event is free; day-use parking is $10. For more information, please call (831) 335-7077.