Living contemporaries of Jesus Christ - Part 3

The tallest trees in the world (continued, part 3) trees outside the park (the age of many of them more than a thousand years) is still "used for commercial purposes." This situation is a source of constant protests, for example, a lot of noise caused a well-known action activist Julia Butterfly Hill (Julia Butterfly Hill). More than two years she spent under the arch of evergreens planted redwoods named "Luna" to keep him from cutting down the Pacific Logging Company (Pacific Lumber Company) and to encourage sustainable forest management instead of cutting down whole trees (which had a devastating impact on the natural balance and lead to excessive soil erosion). Eventually, it reached its goal: a result of widespread publicity in the press (and this attracted attention to cutting down old growth forests), "The Moon" and some other evergreen redwoods were saved from the chainsaw. Outstanding Woman! It is very likely that without such actions and protests by organizations such as the League save redwoods »(« Save the redwoods League »),« The Foundation of evergreen redwoods »(« Sempervirens Fund »),« Sierra Club »(« Sierra Club ») and others, old growth forests of evergreen redwoods would have already left. These organizations receive money from donations and buy yourself a private property for transfer to the state and national parks. The following photos were taken by Nick Szabados (Nick Sabadosh), who spent his holiday in the misty forests of redwoods near New Orleans, California. These pictures show the representatives of the evergreen redwoods in their natural environment, relict forests near the Pacific Ocean. Evergreen redwoods in California, this forest was used as the scenery in famous films. These trees look indeed as if they would grow up in another galaxy. Here to film scenes with the alien tribe of people Ewoks in Star Wars, as well as many parts of "Jurassic Park". With regard to the last scene, the scene selection can not be called illogical: during the Cretaceous period, when it was the height of the dinosaur era, these forests grew on the entire North American continent. Start material: Read more: