Forests

Why the world’s tallest trees could be even bigger than we thought

Redwood trees at the Sequoia national park, United States.

California’s coastal Redwood trees are even bigger than we thought Image: Unsplash/Josh Carter

Douglas Broom
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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