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California's forests see significant change over last century

By Take Two Staff
Published Jan 22, 2015
Coastal redwood forest Muir Woods, California - March 2008
Coastal redwood forest Muir Woods, California - March 2008
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California's forests see significant change over last century

A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences this week takes a close look at just how much the forests of the state have changed over the last century.

The study's lead author Patrick McIntyre, a scientist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, joins take Two with more.