Monterey County contains the southernmost remnants of the once world encompassing Redwood forest. Only about 5 percent of the world's virgin redwood forest remains from the time European loggers arrived. Redwoods thrive in foggy canyons and host several highly imperiled species including the Marbled Murrelet and Spotted Owl. Local native redwood forests remain in Big Sur, Carmel Valley, Carmel Highlands & Pebble Beach.

On our walk you may see some of the extremely rare and endangered animal and flower species living there. You can expect to learn about --

• Ecosystem Interdependence of Species, Edge Effect, Biodiversity, Minimum Viable Populations, Wildlife Corridors, 
• Local Imperiled Species, 
• Local weather patterns, and 
• Local Invasive Species.