Partnerships

Together with Tribes, agencies, scientists, and communities, we combine knowledge, care, and long-term commitment to restore redwood forests at scale.

Collaboration  at the Heart of Conservation

The redwoods belong to everyone—and safeguarding their future takes all of us. That's why we build lasting, reciprocal partnerships that are rooted in shared knowledge and mutual respect. Together, we are connecting people, advancing science, and caring for the redwood landscape, grove by grove.

Tribes & Indigenous Communities

We recognize the living cultures and unique, enduring relationships that Indigenous communities have with redwood forests, and we work closely with Tribes throughout our conservation programs across the range.

Public Land Agencies

Our longstanding partnerships with local, state, and federal agencies are essential to conservation success, from permanent land protection and forest stewardship to expanded public access and inclusive, inspiring interpretation.

Scientific Research Institutions

Strong partnerships with leading researchers inform our science-based restoration, advancing forest health, deepening climate insights, and preserving redwood forests well into the future.

Community-Based Organizations

We collaborate with a wide array of nonprofits, schools, and other organizations that help connect all people with the redwoods through community-driven programs.

Working Together at Landscape Scale

Dive into our projects, land acquisitions, and initiatives bringing large-scale restoration and protection to life across the redwood landscape.

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Redwoods Rising

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Giant Sequoia Lands Coalition

Tribal Stewardship

Safeguarding the future of the redwood range begins with protecting what remains today.

We partner with Tribes across the redwood range, guided by generations of knowledge and care for these forests. By supporting Indigenous leadership and stewardship, we help restore balance to redwood ecosystems while honoring cultural connections, deepening shared understanding, and shaping a more resilient future for these ancient landscapes.

Learn more about our Tribal Partnerships