History Spooky redwoods ghost town remains ‘a presence’ As shadows lengthen and the days grow short, discover this fascinating story of the former logging town of Falk, a community whose spirit still haunts the Headwaters Forest Reserve near Eureka.
Resilience Orphans trees of Calaveras Big Trees, feared dead, are alive Two monarch giant sequoias known as The Orphans, which incurred fire damage during a 2022 prescribed burn in Calaveras Big Trees State Park, are still alive, according to scientists who examined them recently.
Celebration First experience of old-growth redwoods is ‘mind-blowing’ New League staffers Adrian Fausto and Sara Williams don’t work in the forest. So when they got a chance to support a community celebration at Richardson Grove State Park—and see ancient redwoods for the very first time—they were all in.
Parks What does AB 618 mean for your next campout? Trying to book a California state park campsite for a popular weekend can feel like an exercise in futility. But landing a coveted site may soon get easier, thanks to California Assembly Bill 618, recently signed into law.
Sanctuary Redwoods: A safe place to be yourself As a queer person, Max Sovine finds a refuge from judgment in places such as the redwoods. Learn how they share the "life-saving" experience of time in nature with queer teens.
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