
Five hours in the Usal Redwood Forest
With the foresters and crews, on ground thinned of the tanoak that carries fire into the canopy.
Special event · by invitation only
Fully bookedThree days on California’s Lost Coast inside a 50,000-acre redwood forest that is coming back after a century of logging. Walk where the wildfire work is happening, watch a robot cross the forest floor, and plant a redwood that can stand for 2,000 years.
The highlights

With the foresters and crews, on ground thinned of the tanoak that carries fire into the canopy.

Sites where cultural and prescribed fire clear fuel before a wildfire can.

If your knees agree, take the stairs down to the redwoods that grew sideways before they grew up.

Every guest plants a coast redwood, donated by The Jonsteen Company, that can stand for 2,000 years.
The itinerary
Day oneMonday 9 November
Day twoTuesday 10 November
Day threeWednesday 11 November
The community behind the tour
The next tour
November’s group is full, and it won’t be the last. Each tour is small and by invitation only: founders and investors, engineers, people working on wildfire and climate, and artists. Tell us who you are and what you would bring, and if it is a fit, the team will be in touch.
Serious applicants only. Places are few, and the forest is a long way from anywhere.
RFF reads every one. If it is a fit, the team will be in touch. Until then, the Forest Tour runs for anyone who wants to see the forest now.