Acadia National Park - Park Mystery Video #1

The video explores the Redwood Forest, part of the National Park Service since 1908, highlighting its rich biodiversity, cultural heritage, and ecological significance. Visitors are encouraged to explore the forest, which is home to diverse wildlife, including birds, bats, and endangered species. The Coast Miwok people's historical connection to the land is acknowledged, and the forest's role as a carbon sink is emphasized. Conservation efforts by organizations like women's clubs have helped preserve this natural wonder for future generations.

What year did the Redwood Forest become part of the National Park Service?

What is the significance of the Coast Miwok people in relation to the Redwood Forest?

What efforts were made in the late 1800s and early 1900s to preserve outdoor spaces like the Redwood Forest?

How do the trees in the Redwood Forest contribute to the environment?

What types of wildlife can be found in the Redwood Forest?