Environment & Natural Resources
InterTribal Sinkyone Wilderness Council will be new owners of 523 acres on the Mendocino coast via Save the Redwoods League partnership
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The area will be renamed Tc’ih-Léh-Dûñ, which means “fish run place.”
Environment & Natural Resources
Nonprofit seeks help buying 5 miles of Mendocino coastline to restore old growth
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Save the Redwoods League announced Thursday it had secured an agreement to buy 5 square miles of undeveloped coastline in northern Mendocino County from timber company Soper-Wheeler, but the nonprofit will only be able to purchase the 3,181-acre property if it can raise the $36.9 million asking price by Dec. 31.
Cal Fire
Save the Redwoods pays $24.7 million for conservation easement in Anderson Valley — large parcel of redwood forest protected from development
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A $24.7 million conservation easement between Save the Redwoods League and the Mailliard family protects 15,000 acres of redwood forest in Anderson Valley.
California State Parks
Save the Redwoods League turns 100, gives you free park tickets
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Free passes every second Saturday all year, first come first serve.
