California tree improbably becomes highest-growing in the state Apr 20 Written by Charles Wolford A young Jeffrey pine, center, stands next to a foxtail pine at 11,600 feet on Mount Kaweah in Sequoia National Park. A new study details the movement of the Jeffrey pine to higher elevations as a consequence of the warming climate.Courtesy of Hugh Safford Charles Wolford Previous Previous Top places to visit in California in 2025 - Crystal Cave Next Next Land of Giants: Exploring Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
California tree improbably becomes highest-growing in the state Apr 20 Written by Charles Wolford A young Jeffrey pine, center, stands next to a foxtail pine at 11,600 feet on Mount Kaweah in Sequoia National Park. A new study details the movement of the Jeffrey pine to higher elevations as a consequence of the warming climate.Courtesy of Hugh Safford Charles Wolford