Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Healthy forests are vital for countless species that depend on them. In California’s Coast Redwood forests, over 95% of old-growth trees were lost during the industrial logging era, leaving fragile ecosystems at risk.
Through Redwoods Rising, a collaboration between Save the Redwoods League, California State Parks, and the National Park Service, we’re working to restore thousands of acres of forest, remove failing logging roads, and repair streams.
Using non-invasive tools like Automated Recording Units (ARUs), we monitor elusive wildlife—especially northern spotted owls—while addressing threats from invasive barred owls. These efforts help maintain ecological balance and ensure future generations experience thriving redwood forests.
Join us as we explore the Mill Creek watershed and show how science and restoration are shaping a healthier future for these iconic landscapes.
WHAT IS REDWOODS RISING?
Redwoods Rising is a collaboration between Save the Redwoods League, California State Parks, and the National Park Service. Together, we’re restoring Northern California’s coast redwood forests by removing old logging roads, repairing streams, and accelerating forest recovery to protect wildlife and rebuild resilient ecosystems.
TAKE ACTION
🔗Learn more: redwoodsrising.org
📣 Share: Spread the word on social media to inspire others.
FOLLOW US to stay updated:
🌲 Instagram: instagram.com/savetheredwoods
🌲 Facebook: facebook.com/SaveTheRedwoodsLeague
🌲 Twitter: twitter.com/savetheredwoods
🌲 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/save-the-redwoods-league
#redwoodforest #californiacoast #savetheredwoods #redwoods
Healthy forests are vital for countless species that depend on them. In California’s Coast Redwood forests, over 95% of old-growth trees were lost during the industrial logging era, leaving fragile ecosystems at risk.
Through Redwoods Rising, a collaboration between Save the Redwoods League, California State Parks, and the National Park Service, we’re working to restore thousands of acres of forest, remove failing logging roads, and repair streams.
Using non-invasive tools like Automated Recording Units (ARUs), we monitor elusive wildlife—especially northern spotted owls—while addressing threats from invasive barred owls. These efforts help maintain ecological balance and ensure future generations experience thriving redwood forests.
Join us as we explore the Mill Creek watershed and show how science and restoration are shaping a healthier future for these iconic landscapes.
WHAT IS REDWOODS RISING?
Redwoods Rising is a collaboration between Save the Redwoods League, California State Parks, and the National Park Service. Together, we’re restoring Northern California’s coast redwood forests by removing old logging roads, repairing streams, and accelerating forest recovery to protect wildlife and rebuild resilient ecosystems.
TAKE ACTION
🔗Learn more: redwoodsrising.org
📣 Share: Spread the word on social media to inspire others.
FOLLOW US to stay updated:
🌲 Instagram: instagram.com/savetheredwoods
🌲 Facebook: facebook.com/SaveTheRedwoodsLeague
🌲 Twitter: twitter.com/savetheredwoods
🌲 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/save-the-redwoods-league
#redwoodforest #californiacoast #savetheredwoods #redwoods
