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Reviving the Redwood Range for All

Ancient redwoods once grew across 2 million acres in California. Today, only 5% of the original forest remains. But together, we can revive the redwood range—healing forests, strengthening communities, and creating lasting benefits for generations to come.

Since 1918, our fierce commitment to conservation has created real impact on the ground.

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220,000

acres conserved 

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37,000

acres restored

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76

redwood parks and preserves created or expanded

625,000+

native trees planted

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567,000+

people reached through community programs

Young girl reaching hand out to feel a redwood frond.

Today's gift grows tomorrow’s giants.

Forests Worth Fighting For

Redwoods are essential to California’s iconic landscape and our collective well-being.

Healthy redwood forests are among the world’s most powerful ecosystems. They store extraordinary amounts of carbon, shelter over a thousand plant and animal species, and provide clean air and water—not to mention they are unforgettable places to experience awe and inspiration in nature.

in a snowy forest, a man in a bright red jacket is drawfed by the massive reddish-brown trunk of a giant sequoia
Site of road retirement Redwoods Rising

Redwoods Rising

Explore this ambitious, landscape-scale effort to restore areas damaged by historical logging in the globally significant forests of Redwood National and State Parks.

Featured Work

Explore land acquisitions, restoration projects, and community programs driving change across the range.

The Power of Partnership

Trusted partners and passionate supporters make our ambitious goals possible.

Reviving the ancient redwood landscape is an audacious vision—one that requires true collaboration to achieve. We work with Tribes, park and government agencies, nonprofits, and community members to find innovative solutions and get the work done.

Trail crew working at the Grove of Titans.
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A bright future for redwoods?

Let’s build it together.