Commemorate Arbor Day! Plant A Redwood!
https://www.rffi.org/plant-a-redwood/

Five Ways RFFI Is Addressing Climate Change
1. We acquire conserve, restore and sustainably manage timberlands in the redwood region, and currently own over 50000 acres.
2. We have one of the largest forest-based carbon sequestration projects in the nation.
3. We have planted over 140,000 redwoods since 2010.
4. We are improving forest resiliency and decreasing forest fire danger by reducing excess forest fuels and turning them into biochar.
5. We return our biochar to the forest to improve soil structure and save water by storing carbon for hundreds of years.

Try your creativity with a Haiku.

Haiku poetry is a form of Japanese poetry that is non-rhyming and normally consists of 3 lines with a syllable pattern of 5-7-5.
Here's ours!

Northern Spotted Owls
soar through beautiful trees
Help us protect them!

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Read a book about the paths forward for climate change. Here's a link for 23 must-read science books about the environments:
https://earthwatch.org/stories/23-must-read-science-books-about-environment-chosen-earthwatch-scientists?gclid=CjwKCAjwrqqSBhBbEiwAlQeqGqvFEgoIrnuWpIoB_g0cLPyAiEhNVzcXkhMhzz0LXeM1b4ljWwQ7nhoCZxIQAvD_BwE

Not An April Fool's Day Joke! In 1865, amateur scientist Eunice Foote foreshadowed climate change. She said “An atmosphere of that gas would give to our earth a high temperature”! Over 157 years we've had that information??!!

JOIN RFFI AS WE COMMEMORATE EARTH HOUR ON MARCH 26 AT 8:30 P.M. YOUR LOCAL TIME

According to earthhour.org, it is an opportunity "for everyone to stand united for each other and the one home we all share."

One way to celebrate: on March 26, 2022 at 8:30 p.m., switch off your lights raising awareness of the issues facing our one home. Spend the hour outside contemplating the beauty and diversity of our earth and supporting a sustainable future for it.