Save the Redwoods League revenue comes from individuals, foundations, corporations, government agencies and investments. With these generous contributions, we have protected more than 189,000 acres of redwood forestland and the landscapes that support them, and helped create 63 redwood parks and reserves since 1918.
We also restore logged forests to their majestic state by, among other efforts, removing roads and creating wildlife habitat. We inspire current and future generations to save redwoods by supporting organizations that help people better understand and appreciate these trees. In addition, we award research grants to learn what redwoods need to survive, and we develop science-based plans to save redwoods throughout their natural ranges.
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