Annual report Healing redwoods in a time of climate change With our supporters, the League was able to accomplish remarkable things for coast redwood and giant sequoia forests. Visit our interactive annual report for the full breakdown of our efforts to protect of redwood landscapes, restore young and burned forests across their natural ranges, and connect new generations to the wonders of nature through transformational outdoor experiences.
Explore A sneak peek at 2 new Lost Coast trails Calling all hikers: The League and its partners are working hard to complete two exciting new trails on its Shady Dell property by next summer. Check out this preview of the Lost Coast vistas and gnarly redwood encounters that await.
Celebration A wild party for the big trees The League recently joined dancing park rangers, costumed banana slug fans, and hundreds of other well-wishers in celebrating the 100th anniversary of Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, one of the world's most iconic redwood destinations.
Humor Full of wit and wonder, Tobin Mitnick's new book Must Love Trees, explores one man’s obsession with all things arboreal—from the masochistic pleasures of growing bonsais to the hug-ability of different species (coast redwoods get an A+ for offering a “fire-resistant shmoopie-fest“).
Education A new generation of redwoods enthusiasts A trip to the redwoods can bring joy to anyone, but for a young child, the awe-inspiring experience of looking up at the tall trees for the first time can change the course of their life. Learn how the League has brought 72,000 youths to the magical redwoods through its education programs.
Progress Epic makeover at a former redwood mill site in Humboldt County Coho salmon and steelhead trout rediscovered a stretch of Prairie Creek this summer after crews restored a 1,000-foot section of streambed that had been degraded by timber mill operations. It's all part of the League's ongoing transformation of the 125-acre mill site into a world-class redwoods destination at the southern end of Redwood National and State Parks.
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