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A Black boy wearing a cloth redwood tree costume raises his arms while an adult naturalist in an East Bay Regional Parks uniform points out parts of the tree.

Teaming up with East Bay Regional Parks a “no-brainer”

by Save the Redwoods League on

At Learning Without Limits Elementary School in Oakland, California, fourth grade means fun field trips. The students have heard stories from older kids about hiking in a redwood forest and wading out into the San Francisco Bay. Now it’s finally …

Kids on bridge

League announces 2025 Redwood Connect grantees

by Deborah Zierten on

When someone has a memorable interaction with the natural world, it can shift their perspective, reveal new possibilities, sometimes even shape an entire life. Especially when that someone is a young person. That’s why the League is thrilled to announce …

Three young people stand in front of a large giant sequoia tree against a bright blue sky

Could your organization use $6k for field trips?

by Deborah Zierten on

Fall always signals fun changes. The school year beginning, the foliage shifting to shades of gold and red, the window opening to apply for Redwood Connect Grants. Now is the time to think about how a $6,000 grant might support …

A diverse group of young people pose for a group photo in front of a large redwood tree

League announces 2024 Redwood Connect grantees 

by Deborah Zierten on

Each year, Save the Redwoods League funds trips to the redwood forest for an incredible lineup of community and education organizations. Looking at our list of 2024 grantees, we can already envision how their outdoor programs could shape the lives …