Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
Episode 2. Armed only with shovels, our Storm Patrol crew take you into the wet world of culverts, ditches, and landscape preservation.
Episode 2. Armed only with shovels, our Storm Patrol crew take you into the wet world of culverts, ditches, and landscape preservation.


![Find Your Peaceful Redwoods: Carruthers Trail.
Episode 1:
Join a national park ranger for a virtual walk down a trail to the Pacific Ocean. This trail is on ancestral Yurok land - and is located in the Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park section of Redwood National and State Parks.
[Video description: This is a montage of four video clips of a uniformed park ranger descending hundreds of feet on an unpaved trail. No text appears at all. The trail begins in redwood trees, and soon the forests change to sitka spruce trees and then alder trees. As the trail passes a gully lined with ferns, ocean waves are heard. The ranger finally leaves the forests and walks onto a wide, gray and pebbly beach. Waves are seen crashing on the beach. It is a cloudy day. Cliffs, ridgelines lined with trees ,and steep bluffs surround three sides of the 360 degree scene]. Find Your Peaceful Redwoods: Carruthers Trail.](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6DDuN_FHy90/mqdefault.jpg)




![Find Your Peaceful Redwoods: Walking Along Prairie Creek
Episode 5:
Take a couple of virtual minutes to get your feet slightly wet as a ranger walks along the banks of Prairie Creek. This is ancestral Yurok lands.
[Video description: a uniformed national park ranger walks along a cobbled creek. Redwoods, maples, fir and other trees line both sides of the creek. The ranger steps over logs and under branches. The creek is about 20 feet wide and is fairly shallow and calm]. Find Your Peaceful Redwoods: Walking Along Prairie Creek](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/98oDnHWvNLU/mqdefault.jpg)


