RFFI.ORG is featured in the Delaware Valley Eagle Alliance Winter 2020 newsletter on climate change. Read RFFI’s Lin Barrett and Raymond Baltar’s feature articles on the role that redwoods, sustainable forestry, reforestation and biochar play in addressing climate disruption. This newsletter edition is a significant contribution to understanding climate change, its impact and possible solutions. It provides definitive information presented in a valid, informative and captivating manner. Online version here:>> https://www.rffi.org/15594-2/

RFFI.ORG is involved in the wide-scale effort to restore the Eel River Watershed, an effort addressing the ecological function of the entire river ecosystem, aimed in part to bringing salmonids back. The Eel River flows northward, in northern California for almost 200 miles. The Eel drains a swath of geologically unstable mountains. Luckily this unstable geology has a formidable ally . . . redwoods…. that stabilize the banks of the river as well as the eroding hillsides, and provide shade and thermal refuge. Here is an account of the damage and emerging recovery of the watershed seen through the eye of a fisherman >>> https://bit.ly/36FHyUk #EELRIVER #WatershedRestoration #Salmonrecovery #FriendsoftheEelRiver