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How we you think the giant sequoia is protected in yosemite national park?
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The giant sequoia is protected in Yosemite National Park because these are ancient groves. These ancient groves took thousands of years to become what they are now. Some giant sequoias are over 3,000 years old.
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Why did Giant Sequoia Trees in Yosemite National Park adapt to being exposed to fire?
how do you think the giant sequoia is protected in yosemite national parks
What does Yosemite National park protect?
Among other things, there are three stands of Giant Sequoia.
What natural things made Yosemite National Park?
The three groves of Giant Sequoia that reside there needed protection from the lumbering industry,
When was Giant Sequoia National Monument created?
Giant Sequoia National Monument was created in 2000.
Are the Sequoia trees in Yosemite National park?
There are sequoias in the Sierra Nevada in Central California and on the coast from about Santa Cruz north. The Sierra mountains house the Giant Sequoias (biggest trees by volume); the coast the Coastal redwoods (tallest trees).
Yosemite National Park best known for?
It has many beautiful warerfalls, wonderful rock climbing, great hiking trails and three stands of Giant Sequoia.
What do you do at the giant sequoia national monument?
Look at Sequoia trees
What is the date when giant sequoia national monument became a monument?
The Giant Sequoia National Monument comprises 328,315 acres of California's Sequoia National Forest. It was designated a National Monument in April 2000.
Why did Congress give land for Yosemite National Park?
because of the spectacular granite cliffs,waterfalls clear streams giant sequoia groves and because of the pioneering management.
What is the giant sequoia national monument?
the Great Sequoia is a tree that is very old and it is a national monument1
What is the nearest city to Giant sequoia national park?
what is the nearest city to sequoia national park
Are there giant sequoias in Yellowstone National Park?
No, but there are giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park.
