One of The World's 36
Biodiversity Hotspots
Trees Standing
Usal Redwood Forest
Streams Restored
One of The World's 36
Biodiversity Hotspots
Trees Standing
Usal Redwood Forest
inhabit in the area
Biodiversity monitoring networks act as the eyes and ears of the forest, capturing wildlife activity through sound, imagery, and sensor technology.
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Our forests are powered by intelligent infrastructure and AI systems that transform vast streams of environmental data into actionable insights.
At the molecular scale, eDNA biodiversity mapping reveals hidden ecological patterns by detecting genetic traces left behind in soil and water, offering a deeper understanding of ecosystem health and change.
Every sponsored acre helps us protect and restore this forest. Support Redwood Forest Foundation's conservation efforts today.
Support healthy redwood forests with a donation. Every dollar helps restore habitat, protect wildlife, and care for our community forest.
The Usal Redwood Forest on the Mendocino Coast supports at least 15 species that carry some form of threatened, endangered, or special concern status at the state or federal level.
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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