Join our bold redwood rescue effort for nature and community to rise together.
Your donation to plant a redwood will make an immense difference for the entire ecosystem. As a small thank you, we will print and mail you a certificate.
We’re launching an innovative program that lets you do more than just plant trees—you’ll help restore and protect a full forest ecosystem. For $100, we'll honor you on our map, you’ll get updates about your acre so you can watch it grow stronger, wilder, and more alive. Choose to renew each year to nurture even more.
We’re raising funds to expand our non-invasive camera network and capture the world’s first recorded coastal sighting of the elusive Pacific Fisher—a threatened species and a rare, climate-sensitive forest carnivore. Confirming its coastal presence would be a scientific breakthrough, reshaping conservation priorities.
Community is a core reason we exist. Our forest is a community hub, a bridge that can bring people together, and a peaceful place for individual communities to experience the forest together.
We employ over 150 people from the Northern California area every year to work on every part of the process.
We do extensive habitat restoration to enable to ecosystem to clean the water system, filtering billions of gallons of drinking water that reaches our communities.
We're deeply dedicated to enabling the whole ecosystem to thrive. It's central to our plan to rescuing forests and returning them back to nature.
We remove industrial forestry roads and plant as nature would along the rivers, saving hundreds of thousands of tons of sediment from entering the rivers.
Redwoods absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide, helping to fight climate change and stabilize the atmosphere. Their role in long-term carbon storage makes them vital for global air quality.
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Increase in salmon since we started building spawning sites
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Owl monitoring stations
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Redwoods planted thanks to our community's generous donations
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Industrial forest roads removed or improved
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Carbon sequestered (tons) since 2007
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Tons of sediment kept from rivers from our soil restoration efforts
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Annual local jobs created
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Our mission is to blend conservation with innovation, welcoming big ideas that can transform the landscape. We are committed to creating a sustainable future where nature and technology coexist harmoniously.
Drone technology is revolutionizing forest management by providing real-time data and insights. These aerial devices help monitor forest health, track wildlife, and assess the impact of conservation efforts, ensuring a more sustainable approach to forest preservation.
Our mission is to blend conservation with innovation, welcoming big ideas that can transform the landscape. We are committed to creating a sustainable future where nature and technology coexist harmoniously.
Cameras spot changes in forests fast, helping protect ecosystems.
Help us raise funds for monitoring technology.
Cameras track animal activity and populations, providing crucial data for conservation efforts.
We are installing bioacoustics technology to track birds and other animals in real-time.
We integrate cameras and bioacoustics to maximize our impact and create deep levels of insights.
Satellite monitoring tracks forest changes, enabling quick, smart conservation.
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We have deep roots in conservation, community building, and innovation. Every member shares a common mission: to protect and restore the redwood ecosystem for generations to come.
Our journey began with a vision to create a sustainable future. Through dedication and innovation, we have transformed challenges into opportunities, paving the way for a brighter tomorrow.
