Framed Redwood National Park Art

Framed Redwood National Park Art makes it easy to put things into perspective and realize the impressive size of the redwood old-growth trees. In their shade, hundreds of species of plants and animals thrive, with dozens of rivers and streams scattered all over the place. In the wake of the gold rush, all those who failed to discover the precious metal turn to lumbering and the ancient Sequoia forests were devastated until the early 20s when the laws were passed to preserve them.

The Redwood National Park was formally created in 1968 but by that time, only 10% of the trees were still in place. There are also threatened animals living here and Framed Redwood National Park Art depicts some of them, including the northern spotted owl, the Chinook salmon or the tidewater goby. Two decades after the national park was founded, it was designated as an international biosphere reserve by the United Nations, a silent reminder of the tremendous importance of protecting the fauna and flora.