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Do you see the blanket of trees?
Because trees are growing so close together, and because tree species, tree sizes and ages are so similar across large areas, fires not only move easily from acre to acre, but now, so do diseases and insect outbreaks, which are killing or reducing the vitality of really large sections of forest now.
And after a century without fire, dead branches and downed trees on the forest floor, they're at powder-keg levels.
We can use prescribed burning to intentionally thin out trees and burn up dead fuels.
On the left side you see a laser diagram, where you see obstacles like trees and so on depicted by the laser.
Growing in the misty Sierra Nevada mountains, their massive trunks support the tallest known trees in the world.
No sequoia on record has been able to grow taller than 130 meters – and many researchers say these trees won’t beat that cap even if they live for thousands of years to come.
So what exactly is stopping these trees from growing taller, forever?
In order for trees to grow, they need to bring sugars obtained from photosynthesis and nutrients brought in through the root system to wherever growth is happening.
And just like blood circulates in the human body, trees are designed to circulate two kinds of sap throughout their bodies – carrying all the substances a tree’s cells need to live.
As trees grow taller and taller, the supply of these vital fluids begins to dwindle.
At a certain height, trees can no longer afford the lost water that evaporates during photosynthesis.
This model, known as the “hydraulic limitation hypothesis,” is currently our best explanation for why trees have limited heights, even in perfect growing conditions.
Researchers are still investigating the possible explanations for this limit, and there may not be one universal reason why trees stop growing.
But until we learn more, the height of trees is yet another way that gravity, literally, shapes life on Earth.
These three seizures you see here are popping out of the forest like redwood trees.
And environment changed from just being about trees and birds and endangered species to being about how we treated each other.
Plants began to diversify and grew, turning into trees.
And especially trees.
There are trees on that mountain that are 5,000 years old and still living.
Edmund Schulman in the 1950s had been studying trees under great stress at Timberline, and came to the realization that he put in an article in Science magazine called, "Longevity under Adversity in Conifers."
If you go up on top of those cliffs, that's some of the Long Now land in those trees.
And if you go out to that line of trees at the far end, you'll see what the valley used to look like.
They become one with the trees.
These are trees that would stand out in midtown Manhattan.
Redwood rainforest is incredibly difficult to move through, and even today, individual trees are being discovered that have never been seen before, including, in the summer of 2006, Hyperion, the world's tallest tree.
That is to say, at that time it was believed that there was nothing up there except the branches of Redwood trees.
And I began climbing trees with my kids as just something to do with them, using the so-called arborist climbing technique, with ropes.
Children are incredibly adept at climbing trees.
We camped overnight in the trees, in tree boats.
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