The sequoias in California’s Thorton State Park are facing an alarming number of mysterious collapses. While the exact cause remains unknown, various solutions are being explored, such as implementing continuous monitoring systems to track soil conditions, groundwater levels, and seismic activity. These could help predict which trees are at risk and enable early interventions. Additionally, conservation efforts focusing on sustainable practices and climate change mitigation are crucial for protecting the forest. Collaborating with Native American tribes to integrate their traditional ecological knowledge could also provide valuable insights for sustainable forest management.