Sacred land League returns redwood forest to tribal guardianship The League has donated 523 acres of redwood forest to the InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council, and the Sinkyone Council has granted us a conservation easement. Together, we will ensure lasting protection and ongoing stewardship of this Mendocino County forest now called Tc’ih-Léh-Dûñ.
Podcast I'll Go If You Go returns with new adventures in Season 2 New host Emily Harwitz ventures into Wilder Ranch State Park to go mushroom foraging with Arthur Lee of Mazu Mushrooms. In the middle of a redwood fairy ring, they explore the fantastic world of fungi, or as you might say, like the episode’s namesake, “the fungus among us.”
Rebirth Planting 23,000 seedlings after wildfire Save the Redwoods League recently teamed up with partners to plant 23,000 redwood seedlings at San Vicente Redwoods as part of the ongoing effort to restore the forests damaged in the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex fire. An inspiring—and exhausting—effort.
Video Inside look at Redwoods Rising stream restoration Natural streams contain lots of trees, rocks, and shrubs that create habitat for salmon and other wildlife. One of the goals of Redwoods Rising is to restore these forest streams to their former state. Vicki Ozaki, a hydrologist for the National Park Service, shows how this important work is done.
Their time to slime Vote in our Banana Slug Beauty Contest Banana slugs are the yin to the redwoods’ yang: tiny and cute in a land of giants. Five slug celebrities are vying for the opportunity to be on the League’s next sticker, and we need your help deciding who gets the honor. No matter who wins, YOU win with a free sticker.
E-cards Send the redwoods lover in your life a perfect Valentine’s note Valentine’s candy is great and all, but the redwoods enthusiast in your life will probably love knowing that you’ve made a gift to the redwoods in their name. We’ve got a lot of great options to choose from.
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