Your Redwoods Story: Supporters Share Why They Stand for Redwoods
onTo mark our Centennial in 2018, we invited you to tell us why you stand for the redwoods. Here’s what our members and fans have to say.
Help Cover the Internet with Redwoods!
onYou can stand for the redwoods by covering the Internet with these amazing trees in October. We’re calling all people and organizations to join us in sharing the redwoods in enewsletters, blog posts, Facebook, and other social media and using the #Stand4Redwoods hashtag. This is going to be big and fun!
Making Our Way through Marvelous Muir Woods – WildCare’s Family Adventure Hike
onJoin WildCare for a hike under towering old-growth redwood trees along the Redwood Creek as we discover the nature’s giants that attract so many people from around the world to visit Muir Woods National Monument every year. Our bilingual naturalist …
Slate Creek & Page Mill Hike
onLearn about some of the early settlers in the area as we hike 6 miles round trip through pristine redwood forest to the Page Mill site and back. As wildflowers disappear, mushrooms begin to emerge from the depths of the …
Family-Friendly Old Tree Hike at Portola Redwoods State Park
onJoin us on a stroll through a giant old-growth redwood grove that’s over 1,200 years old. On this 1-mile, 1-hour kid friendly excursion we’ll discover the banana slug’s vital role to this flourishing forest, learn about the marvelous Marbled Murrelet, …
Redwoods and Climate Change Hike
onMidpeninsula Regional Open Space District and Save the Redwoods League invite you to join us on a guided hike in some of the closest redwoods to San Francisco. Enjoy an easy to moderate hike in Purisima Creek Redwoods Open Space …
Celebrate the League’s Centennial in 2018
onJoin Save the Redwoods League in celebrating 100 years of redwoods conservation leadership that protected the world’s greatest forests. We’re giving back to our supporters with events throughout the year, including free passes to more than 40 California redwood state parks on the second Saturdays of every month in 2018. Learn more about this offer and about our past and future of protecting, restoring, and connecting people to the redwoods.