Redwoods can live exceptionally long lives, with the average being around 600 years and the oldest coast redwood living to 3,200 years. There are two main types of redwoods - coast redwoods and giant sequoias. Many animals rely on redwoods for habitat, including moose, banana slugs, bears, and salamanders. The document provides information on the lifespan of redwoods, the different types of redwood trees, and some of the animal species that inhabit redwood forests.

1. Redwood
Ecology
By Nikhil Nelson

2. Redwood Ecology
By Nikhil Nelson

3. How Long Can Redwoods Live?
• The average lifespan of a redwood tree is about
600 years! The oldest redwood has lived for
3,200 years (this tree is not living.)

4. What Kind of
Redwoods are
There?
• There are two
main types of
redwoods, coast
redwoods and
giant sequoias.
The oldest coast
redwood lived for
about 3,200 years
while the oldest
giant sequoia
lived for about
2,200 years.

5. Animals Rely On Redwoods Too!
Many different
animals rely on
the redwood
trees.
Animals of
the
Redwoods
Moose
Banana
Slug
Bear
Salamand
er

6. I hope you enjoyed my
project and learned a lot!

7. A JP Sniffers
production
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2013