Protecting Habitat from the Santa Cruz Mountains to the Pacific Ocean
by Dana Viloria on
Snapshots from Cascade Creek
Experience the Cascade Creek property through photos as the League advances the effort to protect this jewel of a landscape connecting the Santa Cruz Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. Cascade Creek is an ecological keystone property featuring more than 100 acres of old growth, as well as healthy second growth and a rich diversity of plants.
Photos by Max Forster.
Support Our Work
Cascade Creek is a flagship project of Forever Forest: The Campaign for the Redwoods. To permanently protect Cascade Creek, the League must raise $9.6 million for the purchase and stewardship costs by May 30, 2020. Donate now to secure this forest forever.
About the author
Dana Viloria is Save the Redwoods League's former Writer/Storyteller and Editor. In addition to amplifying people’s stories in nature, she loves building community in the outdoors.
One Response to “Protecting Habitat from the Santa Cruz Mountains to the Pacific Ocean”
Tom Lincoln
Mr. Holder’s talk was most inspiring….Keep up your wonderful work. I have not been to CA for 5 or 6 years, but remember several wonderful walks in the redwoods with our good friends in S.F. We look forward to doing that again soon enough…..
One Response to “Protecting Habitat from the Santa Cruz Mountains to the Pacific Ocean”
Tom Lincoln
Mr. Holder’s talk was most inspiring….Keep up your wonderful work. I have not been to CA for 5 or 6 years, but remember several wonderful walks in the redwoods with our good friends in S.F. We look forward to doing that again soon enough…..
– Boston, Massachusetts April 14,, 2020