A beautiful slide show of the ancient forest in the Pacific Northwest, showing how unforested areas progress into mature forests, and how evolutionists misuse this evidence in support of their theory. Also, some interesting symbiotic relationships between forest plants, pointing to intelligent design, are presented.

A discussion of how living organisms show evidence that they were created (plants in particular). Information is vital to the processes of every living cell, and information requires intelligence for its origin.

There is a great multitude of widely varying kinds of trees, each with its own niche in the ecological system and perfectly suited to the climate, soil, and animal life where it grows. There is much beauty to be found in trees, and they appear well designed for where they live.

Spring is a time for wildflowers--especially in the Columbia River Gorge! From mid-February on, a parade of blossoms carpets its slopes. Professor Kenton Chambers of Oregon State University wrote: ÒIn the entire Pacific Northwest region, no other area has a concentration of species equal to that found in this one river canyon.Ó Why are there so many Gorge wildflowers? Where did they come from? How can one indentify them?