EARTH DAY HAS NEVER BEEN MORE IMPORTANT

On April 22, 2021, please join the Redwood Forest Foundation, Inc. (RFFI) in celebrating the 52nd annual Earth Day®

This year’s event has special significance for RFFI.

Every year, Earth Day organizers select an environmental priority. This year, the organizers chose Restore Our EarthTM. Of course, you know that our sustainable forest management of the Usal Redwood Forest restores natural systems every day, the ones that address climate change, increase forest resilience against catastrophic forest fires, provide clean air and

• RFFI has planted over 140,000 redwoods in the past 10 years
• We are proud of our forest-based carbon offset sequestration project, the largest in California and eighth largest in the United States
• Our pioneering biochar projects store carbon for generations while also helping hold essential nutrients and moisture in the soil
• RFFI reaches out for community support and input on all of our efforts, and
• We support the economy through our working forest concept that allows limited logging and restoration work while staying aligned with our environmental ethics.

All these efforts require ongoing financial resources. Please observe Earth Day this year by supporting RFFI’s important restoration work through our Redwood Forests For Our Future program. Or if you would like to honor or send a tribute to a loved one or deserving friend or colleague, Plant a Redwood Now! A certificate is sent to the person being honored. We also offer an easy option to accept reoccurring monthly donations as well.

We thank you for your ongoing support and for helping us continue climate action, which is critical to the well-being of our planet. Restoration is vital for restoring the natural systems we rely upon. Join us and help RFFI’s sustain our efforts to Restore the Earth this Earth Day and throughout the year.

Redwood Forest Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not for profit corporation that acquires, protects, restores, and sustainably manages forestlands and other related resources in the Redwood Region for the long-term benefit of the communities located there.