I think some people get confused because they do log second growth redwoods on state park land (eg Jackson State Forest) here in CA but the old growth forest wa

I think some people get confused because they do log second growth redwoods on state park land (eg Jackson State Forest) here in CA but the old growth forest was destroyed by logging company clear-cutting so even if the trees are 100 years old they aren't old growth. There are places where old growth trees are being logged even today. It's a patchwork: some old growth is federally protected, some state protected, some locally protected. And some is private land where oversight varies.