  Scenic views and native vegetation images from parks within
Klamath Network.  Air Quality at Redwood National Park  What’s
in the Air?  Map of Redwood National Park in California Redwood
NP, California  Most people who visit national parks expect
clean air and clear views. Redwood National Park (NP),
California, home to the world’s tallest trees, is upwind from
many pollution sources and therefore experiences relatively good
air quality. However, airborne pollutants from nearby logging
and mining operations, wood smoke, vehicles, power plants, and
agriculture have the potential to harm the park’s natural and
scenic resources such as surface waters, vegetation, and
visibility.  How is air pollution affecting Redwood National
Park?    • Redwood trees thrive on naturally-occurring coastal
fog that often makes it difficult to capture the perfect photo.
Additionally, fine particles of air pollution from human-caused
sources can cause haze in the park, affecting how well and how
far visitors can see vistas and la