Unesco’s main objective in this heritage site is to bring into focus the coastal redwoods(Sequoia sempervirens) trees which scholars claim to have existed for 160 millions years. The heritage site comprises a region of coastal mountains bordering the Pacific Ocean equidistant from San Fransisco(560 miles), California and Portland, Oregon. Uesco says, ‘Several of the world’s tallest known trees grow within the property…’. The Redwood National Park headquarters is located in Crescent City, California, with a service office located in Arcata and an operations centre located in Orick, California.

Modern day social groups like Yurok, Tolowa, Karok, Chilula and Wivot all have long historical relationship with the heritage site region, and some Native American groups still live in the park, today.

Yurok—-Uruk/Arka

Tolowa—-Tarva/Talab/Triveni;

Karok—Karnak/Charak/Krakoa;

Chilula—Chila’-Ura; refers to the ‘sound’ of the bird ‘Chila’/or to the bird itself which is seen in the region of Ur/Ura;

Wivot—Abadhuta or the wandering ascetics;

Crescent City—Feritle Crescent of the Bible; Moon City, and Seat of Moon Dynasty;

Arcata—-Like Arcot; Arka and Mt Tavatimsa;

Orick—-people of Ori/Ora

The name Yurok signifies them as ‘downriver people’ and this observation links them with the ancient Triveni region of Arka-kshetra. Karuk means Yuh’ara/yurukvaarar; this again puts them with Yahweh of the same ancient region.

Klamath—-Kruma/or Kuruma/Kurma; it may mean Kalama region; Kamath is also a ‘title’;

Olekwo’l—-means Ole-kwo’l; referring to Coili means ‘Cuckoo’, a royal house of the ancient world;  

Che-Ae—See-Yahweh region; Shechem of the Bible; it means the same place ‘Arka’;

Trinidad—Meeting place of Tini or Three rivers; Triveni;

Humboldt—Umbo-ldt/or Amba-datta

Salmon river—Sramana means ‘Monk’;