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 Redwood Ed, written by Michael Roa, is a guide designed for those who want to learn and those who want to help others learn about the magnificent coastal redwood environment. The focus of Redwood Ed is on the Sequoia sempervirens species and can be used throughout the coastal redwood region, from southern Oregon to Big Sur. Redwood Ed is written for teachers, docents, parents, youth group leaders, naturalists and anyone who wants a comprehensive guide to the coast redwood forests and parks. It is intended to provide information in a format that is easy-to-use and understand,
rather than an in-depth scientific study of the redwood region and parks.
Redwood Ed provides the user with information on:
- The human history of the coastal redwood region
- Basic scientific principles (in essence, a review of high school science)
- The sciences particular to the Coast Redwood ecosystem
- How to set up and conduct a field trip to a redwood park
- Lessons and activities created for pre-trip information, in-the-field activities and post-trip review
- Up-to-date resources and Contact Lists
You can obtain copies of Redwood Ed by downloading or ordering hard copies or DVDs.
Download Redwood Ed Files
Redwood Ed Order Form (for hard copies and DVD's - shipping and handling fees may apply)
Cover, Table of Contents, Introduction (784 KB)
Natural History - pages 7-13 (844 KB)
Natural History - pages 14-59 (1.2 MB)
Natural History- pages 51-57 (124 KB)
Natural History - pages 58-84 (1.2 MB)
Natural History - pages 85-104 (1.2 MB)
Human History - pages 105-114 (576 KB)
Human History - pages 115-123 (1.4 MB)
Human History - pages 124-132 (2.3 MB)
Human History - pages 133-139 (2.4 MB)
Human History - pages 140-156 (1.1 MB)
Human History - pages 157-169 (2.4 MB)
Human History - pages 170-178 (208 KB)
Field Trips - pages 179-188 (258 KB)
Lessons and Activities - pages 189-241 (1 MB)
Lessons and Activities - pages 242-279 (236 KB)
Lessons and Activities - pages 280-328 (788 KB)
Lessons and Activities - pages 329-376 (426 KB)
Appendices - pages 377-430 (254 KB)
We would appreciate your feedback about the Redwood Ed guide.
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