In a canyon on the north side of the property, towering redwoods and lush ferns line Fort Ross Creek, where steelhead returning from the ocean come to spawn. Photo by Max Forster, @maxforsterphotography, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
In a canyon on the north side of the property, towering redwoods and lush ferns line Fort Ross Creek, where steelhead returning from the ocean come to spawn. Photo by Max Forster, @maxforsterphotography, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
Though portions of the property were impacted by the 2020 Meyers Fire, the redwoods are already bouncing back, thanks to a history of sustainable forestry and a post-fire recovery program by the current owner, Soper Company, in consultation with the League. Photo by Max Forster, @maxforsterphotography, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
Sonoma Coast Redwoods lies along a serene stretch of California coast, where lush redwoods and sweeping ocean views create a constant temptation for development. Photo by M3 Creative, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
Panoramic views extend across the famed Highway 1 to adjacent Fort Ross State Historic Park. The acquisition of Sonoma Coast Redwoods would create an exciting opportunity to expand the California Coastal Trail. Max Forster, @maxforsterphotography, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
Sonoma Coast Redwoods spans a serene stretch of California coast, where lush redwoods and sweeping ocean views create a constant temptation for development. Photo by M3 Creative, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
Sonoma Coast Redwoods lies along a serene stretch of California coast, where lush redwoods and sweeping ocean views create a constant temptation for development. Photo by M3 Creative, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
Sonoma Coast Redwoods has 2 miles of perennial streams on the property, including at least 0.3 miles of potential habitat for federally listed coho salmon and steelhead. Photo by Max Forster, @maxforsterphotography, courtesy of Save the Redwoods League.
The acquisition of Sonoma Coast Redwoods is a key step in connecting and permanently protecting a key wildlife and recreation corridor along the California coast. Credit: Save the Redwoods League
