The Redwoods

United States, 1967

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Sequoia Semperivirens, the giant everlasting redwood, is a link with the age of the dinosaurs. But the future of these trees is threatened. This film, a tribute to nature’s awesome power to create, is also a testament of man’s reckless power to destroy, and it pleads for the establishment of a Redwood National Park in the United States. Narrated by William Turner and Keith Griggs.

Credits

director

Trevor Greenwood

co-producer

Trevor Greenwood

Mark Harris

production company

King Screen Productions

Language

English

Duration

00:20:00:00

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