It was very much a typical Fourth of July celebration. We played outside, splashed in the water, and shared food across a picnic table. Except instead of raucous crowds, booming fireworks, and sloshing beer, we were occupied with the lyrical …
when a redwood tree falls in the forest
10 life lessons from the redwoods
Shai Beaulet wanted to find a good home for two redwood saplings she had saved. This story has a happy ending.
Myrta Martinelli came from Italy to visit the giant redwood forests of California, and she was amazed at what she saw.
Watch this fun video to get to know our podcast host and a special guest we all know and love.
With towering trees and fresh, oxygen-rich air, redwood forests have the power to inspire and enhance the well-being of all people. Our new, free e-guide provides an accessibility overview of 15 redwood and giant sequoia parks.
League conducts prescribed burn in Humboldt County.
She’s a bonafide nature nerd. She plays flute and drums. And she loves Kate Bush.
These 10 awesome Instagram photos will get you dreaming about life on the road (and in the forest).
How to fine three lovely waterfall hikes in California redwood forests.
Reflecting on the League’s big year in 2021 and forging ahead toward a brighter future for redwoods.
Get inspired with these 20 spectacular Instagram photos of coast redwood and giant sequoia forests
Get to know the women of the League’s conservation programs and the inspiration behind their work.
After starting as a ranger at East Bay Regional Park District and becoming its general manager, Bob Doyle retires after 47 years of looking after many of the Bay Area’s most treasured landscapes.
2020 election and redwoods
Does encouraging public access to redwood ecosystems conflict with the goals of land protection and forest restoration?
We finally had a chance to survey fire impacts at Alder Creek
Fortunately, there are pockets in The City (as Bay Area residents know and love it) where locals and visitors can experience the redwoods, both virtually and tangibly. No need to even hop on any freeways or cross any bridges. ETA: less than an hour.
Come out for a visit to YMCA Camp Jones Gulch. You’ll have the opportunity to visit our beautiful camp nestled among the redwoods of La Honda, test your archery skills, fly down the zip line, win raffle prizes, and challenge …
