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Current Restoration Projects
The health of our land and forests is connected. In the same way that pollution upstream will flow down and effect the water of a town hundreds of miles away, what happens in one forest can have a direct effect on the health and survival of another.
Mill Creek Restoration Protects Amazing Ancients
It can be a long, winding even stressful drive to Stout Grove in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park at the northernmost tip of California. But it only takes moments to be completely at peace here. Step into this cathedral-like stand, and you'll gaze upon immense redwood columns rising to a canopy that filters the sunlight. A thick carpet of needles and ferns traps every sound, creating remarkable silence. This magical space will suffer unless we take care of the land and waterways around this park. Learn how you can help.
Other Restoration Projects
Protecting Wildlife and Redwoods at Cape Vizcaino
Restoration efforts are underway at remote and wild Cape Vizcaino, a property in Mendocino County sheltering old-growth redwood forest, grasslands, chaparral and beautiful, rugged coastline. The forest here was formerly managed for logging and ranching. Now, guided by an ecologically-minded forest management plan, the League and our partners are poised to begin healing this land. Learn more about the restoration efforts at Cape Vizcaino.
Stream Restoration Protects Giants of Jed Smith
Unless we take care of the land and waterways around Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, the amazing 2,000 year-old giants at Stout Grove and other parts of the park will suffer. The streams running through the Mill Creek property just south of the park should nurture Stout Grove and imperiled salmon, but they've been damaged by 100 years of logging. See how Save the Redwoods League and California State Parks are restoring Mill Creek's waterways. View the video. Donate today.
Buffering Calaveras' Giant Sequoias
We thinned and restored dense forest to reduce fire risk and prepared the Beaver Creek property for transfer to Calaveras Big Trees State Park. The League also installed fencing to mark the new park boundary. This property will buffer Calaveras' amazing giant sequoias.
Mill Creek Restoration Protects Amazing Ancients
It can be a long, winding even stressful drive to Stout Grove in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park at the northernmost tip of California. But it only takes moments to be completely at peace here. Step into this cathedral-like stand, and you'll gaze upon immense redwood columns rising to a canopy that filters the sunlight. A thick carpet of needles and ferns traps every sound, creating remarkable silence. This magical space will suffer unless we take care of the land and waterways around this park. Learn how you can help.
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Hendy Woods State Park
HIGHLIGHTS: Hendy Woods State Park shelters not one but two ancient redwood forests, the 80-acre Big Hendy and 20-acre Little Hendy groves.
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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.