Guardians

of the Redwoods

Preserving Today, Protecting Tomorrow.

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Our Mission Statement

Our mission is to foster understanding, enjoyment, and stewardship by providing support to our partner agencies – the National Park Service, California State Parks, Bureau of Land Management, and the U.S. Forest Service – who are entrusted with the care of northern California’s public lands.

Our Legacy and Impact

Redwood Parks Conservancy (RPC) has been a guardian of northern California’s majestic redwoods and public lands since 2011, emerging from a rich heritage of conservation and stewardship. In partnership with key agencies, we’ve spearheaded crucial projects like the Grove of Titans and the California Condor Restoration, enhancing visitor experiences and educating generations. Our collaborative efforts have made significant strides in preserving these natural wonders, with every donation, volunteer effort, and store purchase directly contributing to the protection and enjoyment of these cherished landscapes. Join us in our ongoing mission to safeguard and celebrate these irreplaceable natural treasures for future generations.

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Get Involved

Make a Difference in Conservation

At Redwood Parks Conservancy, every individual’s contribution plays a crucial role in preserving the natural beauty and legacy of northern California’s public lands. There are many ways you can get involved and support our mission:

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Saturday, May 31st - Lady Bird Johnson & Berry Glen Trail Brushing Event

Volunteers will help maintain and brush 4.8 miles of scenic trail, removing overgrown vegetation, clearing debris, and learning about sustainable trail use. The group will meet at 10 a.m. at the Elk Meadow Picnic Area (258 Davidson Rd, Orick, CA) for a safety talk and orientation.

Donate

Your financial support is vital. It helps fund essential conservation projects, educational programs, and park enhancements.

Volunteer

Join our team of dedicated volunteers. Engage in activities ranging from trail maintenance to educational outreach.

Become a Member

As a member, you’ll enjoy special benefits while providing ongoing support for our initiatives.