basin

navigate by keyword : adverse age ancient bark basin bristlecone cold conditions great group growing living longaeva national nevada park pine pines pinus season short survive temperatures tree trunk winds

Bristlecone Pine Grove Trail - Great Basin National Park - Baker Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wheeler Peak in Great Basin National Park Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ocean basin structure vector illustration. Labeled underwater level scheme. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Silver Falls on Berry Creek Trail, Big Basin Royalty Free Stock Photo

Path through giant redwood forest at Big Basin State Park, California, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

Blue Bird at A-Basin; Arapahoe Basin, Summit County, Front Range, Colorado Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close view of a Bristlecone Pine tree in the Great Basin National Park, NV

Sempervirens Falls in Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California Royalty Free Stock Photo

Big Basin Redwoods State Park Royalty Free Stock Photo

River systems and drainage basin educational structure vector illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Basin Spring Park in historic downtown Eureka Springs, Arkansas Royalty Free Stock Photo

Water pitcher and basin Royalty Free Stock Photo

High Mountain Peak Great Basin Region Nevada Landscape Royalty Free Stock Photo

Image shows a close up view of a Bristlecone Pine (Pinus longaeva) trunk growing in the Great Basin National Park, Nevada, The only living part of this ancient tree is the thin strip of bark seen at lower right. These trees are remarkable for their great age and their ability to survive adverse growing conditions (cold temperatures, a short growing season, and high winds).