18 ACTIVE PROJECTS

Restoration, access, and habitat

12 COMPLETED PROJECTS

On-the-ground results

ONGOING STEWARDSHIP

Monitoring and maintenance

FIELD EVIDENCE

Maps, photos, and data informing our work

TURNING FOREST PLANS INTO ACTION

Our projects turn long-term stewardship plans into visible, on-the-ground action. From restoring watersheds and improving forest access to supporting healthier forests and more resilient habitat, each project helps advance a thriving Usal Redwood Forest for future generations.

RESTORATION & STEWARDSHIP

PROJECTS ACROSS THE FOREST

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WATERSHED RESTORATION

STANDLEY CREEK

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ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE

ROADS AND STREAM CROSSINGS

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FOREST RESTORATION

STAND IMPROVEMENT

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FOREST RESILIENCY

PRESCRIBED AND CULTURAL FIRE PROJECTS

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WORK HAPPENING NOW

A CULVERT UPGRADE

We're upgrading a culvert on the West Ridge Project to improve stream flow, reduce erosion, and make the road more resilient. Projects like this protect clean water, support fish habitat, and ensure safe, sustainable access for future management.

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FEATURED PROJECT

RESTORING
STANDLEY CREEK

Standley Creek is a completed restoration project that improved stream health, fish habitat, and forest resilience. Explore the full story, including project planning, implementation, and results.

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OTHER RELATED WORKS

Every part of the forest is connected. Explore the work happening across Forest Management, Watershed Restoration, Fire Resiliency, and Biodiversity.

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FOREST MANAGEMENT

Active stewardship improves forest structure, road conditions, and watershed resilience.

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FIRE RESILIENCY

Reducing fuels and restoring forest structure helps protect soils, headwaters, and downstream water.

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watersheds

Clean water and connected habitat support salmon, wildlife, and native forest species.

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one forest.

infinite impact.

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We, at Redwood Forest Foundation, acknowledge that the land we refer to as Usal Redwood Forest is located on ancestral and unceded lands of the Wailaki, Cahto, Sinkiyone and Coast Yuki peoples, who stewarded this land for generations. We believe that the voices of community must be integral in the management, governance and utilization of Usal Redwood Forest. We are committed to creating meaningful relationships with Native peoples and supporting the preservation, protection and renewal of their cultural heritage and practices. We are taking action to fulfill that intent and encourage you to be part of that endeavor.