The impact of your support
Over the last century, the League has protected more than 200,000 acres of redwood forests and helped create 66 redwood parks and reserves. We have pioneered science-based forest-restoration work, and we have touched the lives of millions of people by connecting them to these wonders of nature.
2019-20 Key Achievements
PROTECTED
Alder Creek Property
The largest private ancient giant sequoia forest
Freshwater Ridge
An extraordinary future addition to Redwood National Park
LAUNCHED
Redwoods Rising
Work began on the ground to restore historically logged forests in Redwood National and State Parks at an unprecedented pace and scale
RESTORED
Forests From the Coast to the Sierra
Prescribed burns and thinning prevent severe wildfires and make our forests more resilient
ADVANCED
More Inclusive Park Experiences
Expanded staff, conducted research, engaged underrepresented communities
STARTED
Construction at the Grove of Titans
An elevated walkway will provide safe visitor access to this ancient grove in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park
Annual Report
You can read the complete 2019-20 Annual Report online.
Save the Redwoods League marked historic accomplishments in realizing our ambitious 100-year vision of accelerating the pace and scale of land conservation in redwood forests, healing historically logged forests for future generations, and connecting people to the peace and beauty of California redwoods through world-class parks.
These conservation achievements wouldn’t have been possible without your contributions, which allowed us to seize historic land acquisition opportunities, launch an unprecedented forest restoration initiative, and invest in the redwood parks that inspire and sustain us.
See a full list of our recently completed projects.