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Help us raise $300,000 to purchase Craig Ranch and support other giant sequoia projects!
Photo by Bob Wick
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Photo by Beamer Park Elementary School, Yolo County
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You Helped Reach Halfway Milestone
Thanks to generous redwoods enthusiasts like you, Save the Redwoods League has raised $4 million—half the funds needed—to purchase and protect some of the most magnificent old-growth redwood forest still left in the heart of the Santa Cruz Mountains (pictured). You can help raise the remainder by donating today. In quick property sales like this, we can’t afford to wait for donations. We know we can count on donors like you. Read more about these amazing forests.
A History of Conservation
The first memorial grove was established in honor of Colonel Raynal C. Bolling, commemorating the first American Army officer of high rank to fall in World War I. Pictured: Bolling Grove Dedication, 1921.
Spirals in Giant Sequoia Cones
If you look at a giant sequoia cone with the bottom end facing you, you will notice that the scales form spirals. This is the Fibonacci sequence found everywhere in nature: in the spiral of snail shells and in the shape of storms and breaking waves, for example.
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Giant Thoughts Blog
Personal insights into our work by Save the Redwoods League leaders, Chief Operating Officer Harry Pollack, Director of Science Emily Burns and Director of Outreach Jennifer Benito.