A wealth of information about redwoods and the redwoods region is available on the Web. If you have suggestions for other links, please contact us!
Save the Redwoods League has donated land to many of California's state and national parks for public enjoyment. The League also was instrumental in helping to establish the California State Parks system. If you are planning a visit to a redwood or sequoia park, use these links to find information ranging from what to see to what to wear!
| ... in a Coast Redwood Forest | ... in a Giant Sequoia Forest |
| Redwood National and State Parks | Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park |
| Muir Woods National Monument | Yosemite National Park |
| Big Basin Redwoods State Park | Calaveras Big Trees State Park |
| Humboldt Redwoods State Park | Giant Sequoia National Monument |
| ... for the Coast Redwood | ... for the Giant Sequoia |
| North Coast Redwood Interpretive Association | Calaveras Big Trees Association |
| Humboldt Redwoods Interpretive Association | Sequoia Natural History Association |
| Mountain Parks Foundation |
California
State Parks and Listing of Interpretive Associations
California State Parks has valuable relationships with more than 80 cooperating associations. These nonprofit charitable organizations are dedicated to enhancing the educational and interpretive programs in California State Parks. Associations are related to, but independent of, the state parks they serve. Many associations have Web sites. California State Parks encourages you to visit these sites, but does not guarantee their timeliness or accuracy.
| ... about the Coast Redwood | ... about the Giant Sequoia |
| Redwood Ecology — Explore a redwood ecosystem in depth | The Giant Sequoia Ecology Cooperative — A wonderful resource focused on the giant sequoia |
| Redwood Forest Ecology and Canopy Science — Learn about the latest redwood canopy research | Sequoia Net — A portal to the giant sequoia area |
Interviews on Parks and the Environment
Find out more about some of the most prominent figures in redwood conservation. The University of California, Berkeley, Bancroft Library has posted interviews with historic conservationists on this Web site. For information about redwoods and Save the Redwoods League, look for interviews with Newton Drury, Ralph Chaney, Francis Farquhar and Bruce Howard.
Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI)
ESRI, a leading producer of Geographical Information Systems, hosts the GIS Education Community — an online environment designed to help educators integrate GIS tools into their curricula. They are a core member of our Master Plan team. On their Web site you will find a wealth of GIS-related resources, including free software and free data.