by Daniel Ray, February 15, 2019 It was way too big for the average lawn, but still, it was magnificent. The giant coastal redwood tree was 35 feet across and may have stood as high as 400 feet. At that height, it was among the tallest living things on Earth when it...
PRESIDIO OF SAN FRANCISCO, JANUARY 25, 2019 by MARITTE O’GALLAGHER Can the DNA of ancient giants save our forests? Parks invite innovation. How we steward them will affect our planet’s changing climate in some way, great or small. What better way to invest in...
BY ALEXANDRA KLAUSNER, THE NEW YORK POST, JANUARY 10, 2019. Trees cloned from ancient redwood DNA could help combat climate change, according to arborists from a nonprofit group. An environmental organization called Archangel Ancient Tree Archive planted a “super...
BY RUSSELL MCLENDON, MOTHER NATURE NETWORK, DECEMBER 17, 2018. The clones come from trees that were larger than any alive today. A new “super grove” of endangered coast redwood trees has arisen in California, thanks to a nonprofit group that planted 75...
BY DON FORD, KPIX SAN FRANCISCO, DECEMBER 13, 2018. A scientific breakthrough is allowing scientists to bring back ancient trees once thought to be lost forever, planting the seeds for those ancient redwoods in San Francisco’s Presidio. Working with the Presidio...
Tomorrow, Archangel Ancient Tree Archive will plant 75 champion coastal redwood saplings that have the potential to grow into the world’s largest trees. These trees hold champion eco-technology that filters air, soil and water and are capable of removing record...
