19th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest Natural World
Regeneration after fire
Fifteen months ago the Walbridge fire destroyed 55000 acres in Northern California. This redwood was completely burned and charred, and left fallen in the forest. Fortunately, the fire's movement had slowed by the time it reached this ancient redwood forest, which is home to 1,400 year old trees, and fire fighters were able to save many of the other trees in the grove from total damage. The new fences have been built by park rangers to replace the burnt materials damaged by the fires.
Photo Detail
| Date Taken: | 11.2021 |
| Date Uploaded: | 11.2021 |
| Photo Location: | California, United States of America |
| Camera: | NIKON D850 |
| Copyright: | © Aya Okawa |