We steward 50,000 acres through conservation, restoration, science, and smart forest technology.
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World Biodiversity Hotspots
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Acres Usal Redwood Forest
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To rebuild a healthier forest, restoration teams have reforested more than 1,500 acres and decommissioned 46 miles of legacy roads. These efforts promote redwood regeneration, reduce sediment runoff, and create more resilient habitats for plants and wildlife.
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Usal's watershed restoration efforts have improved 14 miles of salmon habitat by enhancing stream conditions, reducing erosion, and improving water quality. These projects help restore critical aquatic ecosystems and support the long-term health of native fish and wildlife populations.
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Our bioacoustic monitoring system captures the sounds of the forest and turns them into real-world data for wildlife monitoring and faster field response.
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Stewarding a working forest for long-term health, resilience, and regeneration.
Protecting the streams, soils, and waterways that sustain the forest and its communities.
Bringing degraded forest ecosystems back to health through thoughtful, science-based action.
Reducing wildfire risk while building forests that can better withstand fire and recover.
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Protecting the diverse plants, wildlife, and habitats that make a healthy forest thrive.
See how our work comes to life across the Usal Redwood Forest.
The guided ATV tour at Usal Redwood Forest is a full day inside 50,000 acres of coast redwood on California's Lost Coast, led by the people who manage the land year-round.
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Have questions about sponsoring an acre, planting a redwood, or supporting watershed restoration? We're here to help.
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