Plant a Redwood Partner Program Launches: Companies, Schools, and Organizations Take Action to Reforest the Future
There's a quiet revolution taking root in the redwood forest—one sapling at a time. The Redwood Forest Foundation (RFF) is proud to launch the Plant a Redwood Partner Program. This initiative empowers companies, schools, and organizations to restore redwood ecosystems through hands-on planting and sustainable actions.
With each tree planted, partners aren't just offsetting carbon—they're becoming part of a growing movement to heal the land, protect biodiversity, and build a legacy of climate resilience for future generations.
Why Redwoods?
Coast redwoods (Sequoia sempervirens) are the tallest trees on Earth and among the most powerful tools in the fight against climate change. These ancient giants:
But after decades of over-logging, only a fraction of old-growth redwood forest remains. Many second- and third-growth stands are crowded, degraded, and need restoration. By planting redwoods in carefully selected areas of the Usal Redwood Forest, the Plant a Redwood Partner Program helps jumpstart forest recovery—accelerating the return of native habitat while storing carbon for centuries.
How the Program Works
The Plant a Redwood Partner Program makes it easy and meaningful for organizations to engage in climate-positive action. Here's how it works:
Some partners choose to visit the forest and plant trees themselves. Others integrate the program into school curriculums, employee engagement initiatives, or environmental pledges. Every model is welcome because every action matters.
A Living Partnership
You're not just writing a check when you join the Pyou're Redwood Partner Program. You're forming a living relationship with one of Earth's iconic ecosystems.
Partners receive:
A way to align your brand or organization with tangible environmental action, while deepening your connection to the natural world.
Education, Engagement, and Equity
The program also includes an educational component, offering redwood ecology resources and curriculum kits to schools and youth groups. By combining hands-on planting with place-based learning, students build environmental literacy and a sense of stewardship.
Additionally, some partner funds support workforce training and community hiring, ensuring that forest restoration efforts generate local jobs and opportunities in the rural communities that border the Usal Redwood Forest.
This isn't just about planting trees—it's about planting hope, inclusion, and long-term change.
Growing Together
The Plant a Redwood Partner Program is already attracting a diverse range of participants, from mission-driven startups to Fortune 500 companies, from elementary classrooms to environmental nonprofits.
Each tree planted is part of a larger vision: a restored redwood forest that:
Together, we can rebuild what was lost, tree by tree, acre by acre.
Join the Movement
Whether you're a business looking to deepen your ESG strategy, a school seeking to inspire students, or a community group ready to take action, this program is for you.
Because in the redwood forest, time moves differently. What you plant today could still be standing in 2,000 years.
Let's grow the future together.